Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Five Shorebird Interns for the Year 2023 Will Assist a U.s. Fish and Wildlife Service Biologist With Completing a Variety of Tasks Related to Shorebirds. the Project Will Include Monitoring Federally Protected Piping Plovers, as Well as Least Terns and American Oystercatchers During the Nesting Season. Fieldwork Will Occur on Federal, State, and Private Property in Southern Rhode Island. Duties Include Posting and Signing Nesting Habitat, Nest Searching, Setting Up Nest Enclosures, Educating the Public, Monitoring Shorebird Pairs and Chicks, and Recording Entering Data.
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$99,169
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