CEC Project Sites
Pacific Flyway
Alaska, USA
The Copper River Delta in Alaska is an important staging area for nearly five million migrating shorebirds in early May, and also provides nesting […]
Washington, USA
Grays Harbor is a large bay on the southern coast of Washington State used by Red Knots and many other species of shorebirds for […]
Washington, USA
Willapa Bay and the Long Beach Peninsula represent the largest remaining tidal mudflat and coastal salt marsh habitat in southwestern Washington and the second–largest […]
Baja California, Mexico
Off the coast of Ensenada, in Baja California, Bahía de Todos Santos hosts a number of overwintering migratory birds, including roselaari Red Knots […]
Atlantic Flyway
Ontario, Canada
The aim at this project site was to establish a Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network (WHSRN) Site of Hemispheric Importance along the southern James […]
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, Canada
The food-rich mudflats of the Bay of Fundy annually support nearly 30% of the world’s population of Semipalmated Sandpipers, in […]
Delaware and New Jersey, USA
In May, hundreds of thousands of shorebirds stop at Delaware Bay to rest and to refuel on horseshoe crab eggs before […]
Georgia, USA
A series of islands along Georgia’s 160-km (100-mile) coast provides critical foraging, resting and wintering habitat for over 20 species of shorebirds.
While a smaller […]