[SEMCO] Nature Exploration at Coombs Bog: A Long Pasture/Barnstable Land Trust Collaborative Walk

Joshua Wrigley jwrigley at massaudubon.org
Wed Jun 14 13:05:00 EDT 2017


Nature Exploration at Coombs Bog: A Long Pasture/Barnstable Land Trust Collaborative Walk
Sponsored by Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary and Barnstable Land Trust

Thu, Jun 15, 2017 10:00 am - 11:30 am

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Join Barnstable Land Trust historian Daniel Halsam III and Long Pasture Sanctuary Director Ian Ives on a tour of the Barnstable Land Trust's property at Coombs Bog. Coombs Bogs is a charming 6.55-acre oasis located at the headwaters of the Bumps River in Centerville. The land encompasses two shallow ponds and three former cranberry bogs, which have reverted to various states of wildness - grassy meadows, shrubby fields, woods and swamps. A natural trail system connects to 12 acres purchased with Town Land Bank funds, offering views of two ponds and three bogs, each in a different state of succession.
Coombs Bog teems with birds, turtles and frogs as well as numerous unusual species of plants. It is the perfect place to study nature and the cycles of life. With sounds of wildlife all around, the old cart paths, once used to maintain the cranberry bogs, now encourage the quiet, contemplative walks cherished by all those who love being outdoors.
Participants should dress appropriately for ticks and the weather. The program will meet at Coombs Bog which is located directly across from 55 Ames Way, Centerville, MA 02632. For more information, call Long Pasture Public Programs Coordinator Joshua Wrigley at 508-362-7475.

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