By: Malori Richards, DBR Field Technician Around the beginning of May, Duxbury beach goers may have noticed a new, flashy, squawking...

My name is Rachel Biedak and I am one of DBR’s field technicians. I have worked on Duxbury Beach for 3 years and have gone from Shorebird...

Each season brings its own unique challenge to the Endangered Species Program, and this year is no different! We have seen a record...

To quickly introduce myself, I am Joshua Baker, one of the Supervisors for this year's season. Last year, I also worked as a Supervisor...

My name is Andrew Single and I am the Lead Field Technician for the Coastal Ecology Program here on Duxbury Beach. I graduated from...

Hi everyone! With the 2021 field season now in full swing I’d like to give a brief update on some of the shorebird conservation work...

Duxbury Beach Reservation is hiring seasonal Shorebird Monitors for the 2021 field season! As many of you know, two parts of the Duxbury...

Written by: Camryn McCrystal Lion’s Mane Jellyfish are commonly found in New England waters, but the concentration of jellies along the...

For decades, piping plovers have nested with protection on Duxbury Beach. A barrier beach, like Duxbury Beach, provides great habitat for...

Have you ever been walking along Duxbury Beach and suddenly had a small, white bird dive at you, calling shrilly, seemingly out of...

The Duxbury Beach Reservation (DBR) has a three-part mission. 1) Protect the structure of Duxbury Beach, 2) Preserve its ecological...

Piping Plover activity has slowed down a ton since our last post. We’re down to only ONE family with chicks after another family of...

Thanks for joining us for post 5 of our Duxbury Beach “Growing up Plover” blog series! The plover season is winding down and we’re...

Welcome back to week 4 of our Duxbury Beach “Growing up Plover” blog series! It has been an eventful week for many of our plover families...

They’re back! Today we’re going to catch up with a couple of our Duxbury Beach plover families, including one new pair. If you missed our...

Welcome back! It’s been a week of surprises and challenges on Duxbury Beach. With 25 pairs of plovers we are bound to have a bit of a...

“Small shorebird causes a ruckus on South Shore beaches” - it’s a tale as old as time, or at least since 1986. Piping Plovers and people...

Duxbury Beach is a beautiful and treacherous place for a young Piping Plover family. This season we invite you to follow the journeys of...