Beach Nesting Birds in New Jersey: What might the future hold in an age of climate change?

New Jersey’s beach nesting birds, many already endangered in the state and struggling to hold on, now also have to deal with climate change. As ground-nesters living in a dynamic coastal habitat, they would seem to be highly vulnerable to sea level rise and other climate factors, but they also have unique behaviors and habitat preferences that make them an interesting case study. Join Todd Pover, Senior Wildlife Biologist at Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey, to learn about recent breeding trends and how the future might look for these species based on his 25 years of experience studying them.

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