
From City to Sand: Chris Allieri’s NYC Plover Project
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In this episode, hosts Jenn Lodi-Smith and Janet McNally speak with Chris Allieri, founder and executive director of NYC Plover Project, which he launched in 2021 after recognizing a gap in conservation efforts right in his own city. During the height of the pandemic, when New York City’s plover nesting grounds were especially vulnerable, Chris stepped up, not just to protect the birds, but to build a stronger culture of conservation in the city. His story is one of grassroots action, intergenerational learning, and a call to all of us to take part in protecting what’s wild and at risk right in our own backyards.
Photo Credit: Benjamin Forbes
Resources & Links from This Episode
🌐 Visit nycploverproject.org to learn about the mission, meet the volunteers, and find out how to get involved.
📸 Follow @nycploverproject on Instagram for updates from the beaches and behind-the-scenes conservation work.
🕊️ Log your bird sightings on eBird, a powerful tool for community science and bird tracking.
📱 Download Merlin Bird ID to help identify birds by sight or sound while you’re out exploring the world.
Show Notes by Kayla Gajewski