2008 WORLD SERIES OF
BIRDING
The Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ is pleased
to sponsor The Wrending Talons, a team of veteran birders,
in the 2008 World Series of Birding on May 10,
2008. The World Series of Birding is an annual
24-hour statewide bird-a-thon. Members of the team identify
as many species as possible either by sight or by song. Our
team members Margaret Atack-Klewin, Joe Delesantro, Jr.,
Matthew Klewin, and Buster Raffe are seeking your support.
Contributions to our team will benefit the work of the
Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ.
Birds are especially vulnerable
to loss of habitat and environmental changes. They make up
nearly 40% of the animals identified as threatened or
endangered in New Jersey. Your donation to our World Series
of Birding team will help:
• Provide protection for New Jersey’s fragile
bald eagle and peregrine falcon populations;
• Build nest boxes for ospreys and kestrels;
• Conduct vital research to determine the future of
our migrating shorebirds;
• Monitor vulnerable nest sites for piping plovers,
least terns and other beach nesting birds;
• Protect critical habitat for songbirds whose
numbers are declining rapidly; and
• Provide a future for more than 70 species of our
state’s endangered and threatened wildlife.
Click the button below and support the Wrending Talons
through PayPal - just put "World Series of Birding" in the
comments.
You can also donate to support the team through the Network for Good by taking this link (and placing "World Series of Birding" in the comment).
Downloadable form coming soon!
For additional information, please contact Patricia Shapella at (609) 292-3707