Thursday, May 20, 2021

Shorebird Stewards in Pompano Beach

Shorebird Stewards Needed Now!

For the first time ever, a large colony of Least Terns has nested on Pompano Beach due to sections of the beach being closed for re-nourishment. The area is quiet and peaceful with few people. Parking is free and nearby. Stewards Need Immediately to help protect the birds and their tiny chicks and educate the public. All hours are needed. 

Please call 

Ann Wiley 

954-805-3355

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