[SEMCO] PCCS.SealCruise

[Tanya Grady]

PCCS Hosts Benefit for Seal Studies


(Cape Cod, MA) – The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies will host an
afternoon seal cruise to support research on local seal populations, Sunday,
July 19 at 3 p.m. aboard Rip Rider V, from Ryder’s Cove in Chatham with
support from Monomoy Island Ferry.

Lisa Sette, seal biologist and director of the Center’s Seal Studies
Program, will guide this special two-hour cruise aboard the brand new 40-
seat Rip Ryder V.  Guests will cruise around Chatham Harbor, and the seal
habitats found there.  The cruise will benefit the Center’s seal research
program, which conducts research to better understand Cape Cod’s seal
populations.

Advance reservations required; $50 per person; to reserve, please contact
Jan Young, 508.487.3622, ext. 104; jeyoung at coastalstudies.org.  On the day
of the cruise, please meet at Stage Harbor Marine, Lake Street, Chatham by
2:30 p.m. for shuttle to Ryder’s Cove.

The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies founded in 1976, is a nonprofit
organization dedicated to preserving and protecting marine mammals and
ecosystems in the Gulf of Maine and beyond, through scientific research,
education, public policy initiatives and management strategies.  To learn
more about our work and our results, visit www.coastalstudies.org.

To learn more about Monomoy Island Ferry, visit:  www.monomoyislandferry.com
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Tanya L. Grady
Communications Coordinator
Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
T:  508.487.3622 x 103
C:  508-247-7665
E:  tgrady at coastalstudies.org
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