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Connecticut Coastal Birding Trail Site Nomination Form

Your opinion is important to the success of the Connecticut Coastal Birding Trail. If you know of a good location to see birds, please complete the following nomination form. The information will be submitted to a team of trained assessors, who will then visit and evaluate the site based on key criteria. To prevent duplication of effort, you can check here to see whether the site has already been nominated.

By completing the following Nomination Form through this webpage, you will greatly assist in the speed of the site selection process, because the information will not have to be re-entered by our unpaid volunteers. If for some reason you are unable to submit this Nomination Form electronically, please download a PDF version of the form.

SITE DATA

Site location information

Site name
Street address
City
Zip Code
County
Tourism region
Phone
FAX
email
URL
Site size
Directions to site
Latitude/longitude or GPS coordinates (optional)

Site contact information (if different from site location information):

Contact name/title
Organization
email
Mailing address
Phone
FAX
Person nominating the site
Organization
email
Mailing address
Phone
FAX
Site description

SPECIES AND HABITAT INFORMATION

 

Species found at the site (check all that apply)

Species category

Spring

Summer

Fall

Winter

Waterfowl

Shorebirds

Wading birds

Songbirds

Raptors

Game birds

Unknown


Is this site known for a particular bird species? If so, which one?
In the past, has this site produced rarities? If so, which species and in which seasons?
Habitat type(s): (forest, coastal dune, salt marsh, tidal creek, etc.)

SITE ACCESS INFORMATION

Admission charges if any (free to public, entry fee, etc.)
Hours of operation (indicate seasonal changes)
Seasonality of site (indicate whether wildlife viewing for site use is mostly during a certain season)
Handicap accessibility (none, fully, partial, trail for the blind, etc.)
Parking area (such as no parking available, gravel parking, paved parking, one-car, etc.)

Anything else (dangerous traffic, hazards)

SITE ASSESSMENT (Preliminary)

 

Amenities (check all that apply)

restrooms
drinking fountain
gravel trails
boardwalks
viewing platform/observation blind
wildlife viewing window
visitors center
gift shop/book store
equipment loans
anything else

What you can see and do nearby:
camping    
swimming    
biking    
cultural attraction (summer theater, nature art, decoy carving)    
anything else
OTHER INFORMATION:
Food and lodging nearby (within 5 miles of the site)
Historical attributes at or near site (long-standing continuous operation, historic register building, connection to historic theme/event)
Site restrictions (if any, such as: pets on a leash only, alcohol prohibited, walk-in or boat in only, seasonal closure due to nesting, etc.):
Recurring events
Other notable reasons to visit the site (including rare plants, fish runs, large mammals, noteworthy reptiles or amphibians, etc.)

 

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