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Salt Marsh Science Walk
Rough Meadows Wildlife Sanctuary

RSVP Required

WHEN: Sun., Nov. 5
10:30 am to noon

WHERE: Rough Meadows Wildlife Sanctuary*
Patmos Rd., Rowley
(*Sorry, no dogs allowed at wildlife sanctuaries)

Join Jade Fiorilla, Northeastern graduate with degrees in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, for a walk to learn about the Great Salt Marsh. Jade worked on the marsh at nearby Parker River National Wildlife Refuge as a research fellow with Marine Biological Laboratory. She recently completed research pulling together data from a long term study of marsh accretion and deposition events in the Plum Island sound. Jade is a particular fan of the invertebrates that populate the Great Marsh!

Terrain: Moderate (flat, but uneven)

Date:
Time: 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

We're sorry, the deadline for registering for this event has passed.

 


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Thank you Jerry Monkman / ecophotography.com, Lynne Holton, Kindra Clineff, Adrian Scholes and John Raleigh.