Protecting Florida's Nesting Shorebirds: The Cost of a Single Step
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Whitney Hummel and Audubon Florida's barrier island stewards are surveying and protecting nesting habitat for Florida's shorebirds during the breeding season (February through August), working to safeguard essential habitat where these birds lay eggs and raise young.
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