[SEMCO] Field School on Cape Cod
Melissa Lowe
mlowe@wellfleetbay.org
Wed, 31 May 2000 16:39:25 -0400
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Don't Let Your Summer Just Fly By -- Do Something Fun, Exciting &
Unique!
Cape Cod Natural History
Field School for Adults
July 16-21, 2000—Session I
August 6-11, 2000—Session II
offered by the Massachusetts Audubon Society’s Wellfleet Bay Wildlife
Sanctuary
With its abundance of wildlife and spectacular seashore, Cape Cod offers
a natural alternative to just hanging out on the beach! In
this 5-day field course for adults, we’ll investigate the major aspects
of the Cape’s natural history, including coastal birds, marine
mammals, endangered species, and marine invertebrates, as well as the
Cape’s geology and varied plant communities.
Activities include seal watching out of Chatham, birding Monomoy
National Wildlife Refuge or South Beach, and canoeing in kettle ponds.
We’ll
also participate in the Sanctuary’s turtle research, investigate tidal
flat ecology, experience the vast salt marshes of Nauset Marsh,
and enjoy a “hands-on” oceanography cruise into Cape Cod Bay. Each day,
a Massachusetts Audubon naturalist well-versed in
Cape Cod’s fascinating natural history will lead the group.
To register or for more information e-mail us at
fieldschools@wellfleetbay.org or call 508-349-2615.
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Melissa Lowe
Education Coordinator
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
P.O. Box 236, South Wellfleet, MA 02663
508-349-2615 (phone) 508-349-2632 (fax)
mlowe@wellfleetbay.org
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Don't Let Your Summer Just Fly By -- Do Something Fun, Exciting & Unique!
Cape Cod Natural History
Field School for Adults
July 16-21, 2000—Session I
August 6-11, 2000—Session II
offered by the Massachusetts Audubon Society’s Wellfleet Bay Wildlife
Sanctuary
With its abundance of wildlife and spectacular seashore, Cape Cod offers
a natural alternative to just hanging out on the beach! In
this 5-day field course for adults, we’ll investigate the major aspects
of the Cape’s natural history, including coastal birds, marine
mammals, endangered species, and marine invertebrates, as well as the
Cape’s geology and varied plant communities.
Activities include seal watching out of Chatham, birding Monomoy National
Wildlife Refuge or South Beach, and canoeing in kettle ponds. We’ll
also participate in the Sanctuary’s turtle research, investigate tidal
flat ecology, experience the vast salt marshes of Nauset Marsh,
and enjoy a “hands-on” oceanography cruise into Cape Cod Bay.
Each day, a Massachusetts Audubon naturalist well-versed in
Cape Cod’s fascinating natural history will lead the group.
To register or for more information e-mail us at fieldschools@wellfleetbay.org
or call 508-349-2615.
--
Melissa Lowe
Education Coordinator
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
P.O. Box 236, South Wellfleet, MA 02663
508-349-2615 (phone) 508-349-2632 (fax)
mlowe@wellfleetbay.org