Bird Alliance of Oregon is partnering with Oregon Parks and Recreation Department and the Institute for Natural Resources to monitor endangered western Snowy Plovers at four sites on the North Coast (from Clatsop Spit in Astoria to Sitka Sedge beach near Pacific City) starting in April and continuing through the summer.  We are looking for folks to perform surveys twice a month but can do fewer if needed. 

Bird Alliance of Oregon is partnering with Oregon Parks and Recreation Department to monitor for endangered western Snowy Plovers at four sites on the North Coast (from Clatsop Spit in Astoria to Sitka Sedge beach near Pacific City) starting in April and continuing through the summer.  We are looking for folks to perform surveys twice a month but can do fewer if needed. 

Bird Alliance of Oregon is partnering with Oregon Parks and Recreation Department and the Institute for Natural Resources to monitor endangered western Snowy Plovers at four sites on the North Coast (from Clatsop Spit in Astoria to Sitka Sedge beach near Pacific City) starting in April and continuing through the summer.  We are looking for folks to perform surveys twice a month but can do fewer if needed. 

Bird Alliance of Oregon is partnering with Oregon Parks and Recreation Department to monitor for endangered western Snowy Plovers at four sites on the North Coast (from Clatsop Spit in Astoria to Sitka Sedge beach near Pacific City) starting in April and continuing through the summer.  We are looking for folks to perform surveys twice a month but can do fewer if needed. 

We will be hosting online webinars for the classroom portion of the Snowy Plover training. This series will be presented twice and will be broken into four modules. They cover all relevant topics needed to understand Snowy Plovers and what we can do to help them.

We will be hosting online webinars for the classroom portion of the Snowy Plover training. This series will be presented twice and will be broken into four modules. They cover all relevant topics needed to understand Snowy Plovers and what we can do to help them.

We will be hosting an in-person training to participate in the Plover Patrol. The first two hours will be the indoor learning portion and broken into four modules, followed by an optional two hour field trip to the Nehalem Snowy Plover Management Area to practice observing plovers (weather dependent). This training will cover all relevant topics needed to understand Snowy Plovers and what we can do to help them.