Atlantic brant spend the winter primarily along the coast of New Jersey and Long Island, New York. During the spring, they migrate about 2,000 miles to breed in the eastern Canadian Arctic. The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation and Canadian Wildlife Service are working on a multi-year, collaborative Atlantic brant migration and breeding ecology study. This study has multiple objectives which will guide Atlantic brant conservation on the winter

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Atlantic brant spend the winter primarily along the coast of New Jersey and Long Island, New York. During the spring, they migrate 2,000 miles to breed in the eastern Canadian Arctic. The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife, the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, and the Canadian Wildlife Service are working on a multi-year, collaborative Atlantic brant migration and breeding ecology study. This video depicts the 2020 spring migration, breeding, and fall migration maps for study