Help an endangered shorebird! (Goleta)
Reply to: cerra@lifesci.ucsb.edu
Date: 2008-05-01, 11:54AM PDT
A bird haven throughout the year, Coal Oil Point Reserve hosts habitat for over 50 avian species. The sandy beach and dunes at the estuary's mouth is under constant, careful watch for the protection and recovery of two of these species: the threatened Western Snowy Plover, and the endangered California Least Tern.
You can get involved by becoming a SNOWY PLOVER DOCENT!
Over the past seven years, dedicated individuals have helped bring the plover population back at Coal Oil Point and the effort is still going strong. Each docent plays a crucial role in the protection of the plovers by educating beach users about this threatened species.
The next volunteer training is on: Saturday, May 10 from 9am - 1:30pm.
For more information, please call Jennifer Stroh, 893-3703, 880-1195 or email stroh@lifesci.ucsb.edu
Hope to see you at Coal Oil Point Reserve!
http://coaloilpoint.ucnrs.org
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