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Cover Photo. You may use a cover photo from the Advertising Commissioner section at XxXxxxxx.xxx or a photo from your program. Bio/Short Description Include your city name and brief info about Upward Sports. > Ex: Our youth sports program in Dallas develops the total athlete mentally, athletically, spiritually, & socially through the 360 Progression. While these are recommendations on how often to post, pay attention to how your fans and followers respond to your posts and make updates as you see fit. Most importantly, be consistent in posting! You’re using social media to engage with others, so make sure you keep them connected and updated. If having a page on multiple social media networks is overwhelming, or you simply don’t have the time, we would suggest having one account. Staying active on one social media network is more effective than having multiple accounts and not posting consistently. Many parents use Facebook, but when choosing one social media network to use, ask parents in your program which one they use the most. Facebook > Share a photo with each post if possible. Posts that include photos receive 120% more engagement than the average post. (Please note that the Authorization and Release of Liability signed during registration enables you to use photos and videos of participants. If a parent has an issue with posting images or videos online that include their child, please be respectful of their request.) > Shorter posts receive more interaction with posts below 250 characters getting 60% more engagement. > Post on your Facebook Page three to seven days a week. Experiment with posting at different times of the day. > If you wish to schedule posts in advance, you can do this directly on your Facebook Page. Utilizing Social Media Twitter > Use relevant hashtags that relate to your local program, sport, and tweet. > Keep in mind that using more than two hashtags drops engagement by an average of 17% and can make a tweet hard to read. (Ex. Upward Program Hashtags - #PlayWithPurpose or #UpwardSports) > Unless an event (like a game day) is taking place, tweet no more than four to five times per day. (If you are @ replying to people individually, more than five times a day is acceptable.) > During events, some Twitter followers want to see more updates. Keep all of your followers in mind when tweeting for events. If you tweet too much, they will unfollow. > We would suggest not connecting your Twitter feed to your Facebook Page. > If you wish to schedule twe...
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Cover Photo. Cover photo: Osprey being released by NPS biologist Xxxx Xxxxxxx at Shadow Mountain Reservoir. Photo by Xxxxx Xxxxxx.
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Cover Photo. Cover photo: Western Tanager wearing light-level geolocator at Beaver Xxxxxxx in Rocky Mountain National Park by Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxx. Contact Information: Xxxxx Xxxxxx Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory 00000 Xxxx Xxxx Paonia, Colorado 81428 E-mail: xxxxx.xxxxxx@xxxx.xxx Phone: (000) 000-0000 Executive Summary In 2012, the Desert Southwest Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit, Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory and the National Park Service initiated a project to investigate the migration patterns of Swainson’s Thrush and Western Tanager at Rocky Mountain National Park. Funding for this project was received from the Desert Southwest Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit. The goal of the project was to deploy eight light-level geolocators on each species and recover as many as possible the following year to investigate migratory connectivity between Rocky Mountain National Park, Tumacácori National Historic Park, and tropical regions to the south. The first year of field work resulted in ten Western Tanagers being captured and outfitted with geolocators. In 2013, four tagged tanagers returned to territories occupied in 2012 of which two were recaptured. Data from recovered Geolocators produced maps showing migration routes, stop-over sites, and wintering areas for both tanagers. We identified southeast New Mexico and western Texas as stop-over locations and southern Mexico and portions of Guatemala as wintering areas. Instead of Tumacácori National Historic Park, it is evident that National Park Service units like Big Bend, Carlsbad Caverns, and Xxxxxxxxx National Parks, Fort Xxxxx National Historic Site, and protected areas like Xxxxx Mountains State Park, Lincoln National Forest may be used by Western Tanagers that breed in Rocky Mountain National Park during migration. This information represents the only thoroughly documented migration route for Western Tanagers throughout their range. Although the sample size is small, this information may be representative of the Western Tanager population occupying the southern Rocky Mountain region. Acknowledgements The Desert Southwest Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit funded this project through an agreement with Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory. We thank Xxx Xxxxxxx, Xxx Xxxxxxxx, Xxxx Xxxxxx (retired), Xxxx XxXxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, and Xxx Xxxxxxxx (retired) of the National Park Service (at Rocky Mountain NP) for logistical assistance before, during, and after the field season. Additional assistance to begin this project ...
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Cover Photo. Participants inspecting a CCAP-supported mangrove nursery during a site visit to the Mirazane neighborhood in Quelimane, Zambézia.
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