Conservation of Endangered Species (CES) is a non-profit organization based in Rockaway Beach,
Queens, New York, United States,
dedicated to wildlife and environmental conservation through research and education.
What we do?
Our work focuses on protecting terrestrial and marine ecosystems
by prioritizing species classified as threatened or endangered under local,
state, federal, and international laws.
Where we operate?
We operate locally, regionally, and globally to address the biodiversity crisis,
driven by factors like habitat loss,
deforestation, pollution, and climate change.
Publications
Thesis
Conservation of Endangered Species report of the Master’s Thesis Atmospheric and spatial drivers of egg abundance in beach nesting shorebirds across an urban-coastal gradient of the Rockaway Peninsula, New York, by Rolando Gutiérrez.
Conservation of Endangered Species Power Point Presentation of the Master’s Thesis Atmospheric and spatial drivers of egg abundance in beach nesting shorebirds across an urban-coastal gradient of the Rockaway Peninsula, New York, by Rolando Gutiérrez.
Conservation of Endangered Species Video Presentation of the Master’s Thesis Atmospheric and spatial drivers of egg abundance in beach nesting shorebirds across an urban-coastal gradient of the Rockaway Peninsula, New York, by Rolando Gutiérrez.
Conservation of Endangered Species Poster of the Master’s Thesis Atmospheric and spatial drivers of egg abundance in beach nesting shorebirds across an urban-coastal gradient of the Rockaway Peninsula, New York, by Rolando Gutiérrez.
