New Jersey Audubon has joined an effort to track red knot migration as part of the second phase of a study partnership among Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind, the Wildlife Restoration Partnerships and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Up to 60 red knots will be tagged.
“New Jersey Audubon is pleased to be part of such an important study, which highlights the need for science-based shorebird conservation and protection to inform responsibly sited offshore wind facilities,” Eric Stiles, president…
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