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American Oystercatcher Population Rises 45% After $10M Conservation Drive

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The American oystercatcher, once considered extinct in New England, has made a significant comeback along US coastlines due to targeted conservation efforts. A $10 million initiative focused on protecting nesting habitats and increasing community awareness has driven a 45% population increase. Conservationists employed methods such as banding chicks and minimizing disturbances at ground-nesting sites to support recovery. Federal protections extended to related shorebird species have further aided the bird's resurgence. Experts view the turnaround as a strong example of effective conservation amid growing climate change pressures.

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