EB Forsythe NWR; Piping Plover Population and Reproduction Trends

and monitoring, walking surveys, predator control, data collection, and program data entry. In addition to these responsibilities, CWFâ¿¿s technicians may assist other researchers in capture, marking, and monitoring of piping plover and other beach-nesting birds. They will also serve as experienced in-field resources for the Refugeâ¿¿s seasonal interns that may occasionally work alongside them. Other tasks will include: assuring data collected in the field is correct; assuring data is entered into electronic databases and proof-checked to ensure accuracy; writing progress reports; and checking, compiling, and sending all nesting data to the State at the end of the nesting season.