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DNREC’s DuPont Nature Center reopens next month.
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A spring survey showed a decline in the number of red knots stopping along the Delaware Bay during their annual migration.Some see that decline as troubling and seek stronger measures to protect the shorebird and horseshoe crabs that provide the eggs they feed on.But contributor Jon Hurdle reports not everyone sees this latest data as reason to act.
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A public-private partnership to help ensure migrating shorebirds have a permanently protected place to rest and feed along the First State coast is…
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Vulnerable migratory birds can rest a little easier at Mispillion Harbor this year, after conservationists secured another victory.The conservation and…
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A local wildlife conservation group is encouraging Delaware beachgoers to lend a helping hand to struggling horseshoe crabs they see. Millions of…
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Thousands of shorebirds congregated at the Mispillion Harbor Friday afternoon – a sign of successful efforts to restore the area breached by Hurricane…
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Some Slaughter Beach residents are pushing back in response to an animal rights organization’s request to change the town’s historic name.People for the…
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A group of horseshoe crab conservationists installed temporary fencing at a Kent County beach Thursday, hoping it will prevent thousands of horseshoe…
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In 2012, Hurricane Sandy blew through Fowler Beach at Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge, tearing it apart. By October 2016, most of a federal…
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Delawareans won’t be able to harvest any more male horseshoe crabs for the rest of the year, now that the state has reached its quota. The Division of…