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--00163630ffe3225d6d0495695c22 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Hi all, If you're a nature watcher who enjoys waterfowl, please come out and help us with our 2nd Annual Migratory Waterfowl Count in the Port Joli area on Saturday, 27 November at 10 am. * *Why count waterfowl? We will be collecting valuable information on the abundance and distribution of coastal waterfowl in the Port Joli area, which has been designated as an Important Bird Area for migrating and wintering waterfowl. The data will also be shared with Environment Canada to help inform their management of Migratory Bird Sanctuaries in the Port Joli, Sable River, and Port l'Hebert areas. Last year we counted over 2,000 Canada Goose and hundreds of American Black Duck. * *Who's organizing the count? Bird Studies Canada and Nature Conservancy Canada in partnership with the Harrison Lewis Centre and Port Joli Basin Conservation Society. What's involved? Beginners and families are welcome! Help us count birds, keep track of bird numbers, or carry spotting scopes. There will be a mix of driving and walking to reach waterfowl observations sites. Lunch will be provided by Nature Conservancy Canada. Bring binoculars or spotting scopes if you have them, but we'll have some optics to share. How do I sign up? Please sign up at Nature Conservancy Canada's volunteer site ( http://www.natureconservancy.ca/site/VolunteerMgmtUser?user_view_type=BROWSE&event_id=533829&volunteermgmt.user=vm_event_details ). Need more info? Contact Sue Abbott, Bird Studies Canada at 426-4055 or nsplovers@gmail.com. Thanks, Sue Abbott Bird Studies Canada --00163630ffe3225d6d0495695c22 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi all,<br><br>If you're a nature watcher who enjoys waterfowl, please= =20 come out and help us with our 2nd Annual Migratory Waterfowl Count in=20 the Port Joli area on Saturday, 27 November at 10 am.<br> <b><br></b>Why count waterfowl?<br>We will be collecting valuable=20 information on the abundance and distribution of coastal waterfowl in=20 the Port Joli area, which has been designated as an Important Bird Area for= migrating and wintering waterfowl.=A0 The data will also be shared with Environment Canada to help inform=20 their management of Migratory Bird Sanctuaries in the Port Joli, Sable=20 River, and Port l'Hebert areas.=A0 Last year we counted over 2,000 Cana= da Goose and hundreds of American Black Duck.<br> <b><br></b>Who's organizing the count?<br>Bird Studies Canada and Natur= e Conservancy Canada in partnership with the Harrison Lewis Centre and Port Joli=20 Basin Conservation Society.<br><br>What's involved?<br>Beginners=20 and families are welcome!=A0 Help us count birds, keep track of bird=20 numbers, or carry spotting scopes.=A0 There will be a mix of driving and=20 walking to reach waterfowl observations sites.=A0 Lunch will be provided=20 by Nature Conservancy Canada.=A0 Bring binoculars or spotting scopes if=20 you have them, but we'll have some optics to share.<br> <br>How do I sign up?<br>Please sign up at Nature Conservancy Canada's = volunteer site (<a href=3D"http://www.natureconservancy.ca/site/VolunteerMg= mtUser?user_view_type=3DBROWSE&event_id=3D533829&volunteermgmt.user= =3Dvm_event_details">http://www.natureconservancy.ca/site/VolunteerMgmtUser= ?user_view_type=3DBROWSE&event_id=3D533829&volunteermgmt.user=3Dvm_= event_details</a>).<br> <br>Need more info?<br>Contact Sue Abbott, Bird Studies Canada at 426-4055 = or nsplovers@gmail.com.<br> <br><br>Thanks,<br>Sue Abbott<br>Bird Studies Canada --00163630ffe3225d6d0495695c22--
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