Bog & Beach Field Trip

Join us for a fun and educational Cape Cod field trip! We'll begin with a picnic lunch at the 300 Committee's new headquarters in Falmouth. Then, we will head to the Coonamessett Greenway Heritage Trail, which loops around a restored cranberry bog, now a wetland habitat where various native animal and aquatic plant species thrive. Betsy Gladfelter, a member of Falmouth’s Conservation Commission, will share with us how the restoration project developed.

Afterward, we'll travel to Woodneck Beach for beach activities, and to learn about the 300 Committee's erosion control efforts from Will Poirier, Director of Stewardship.

Register here: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/eccnbogbeachfieldtrip/event/register/

Both the 300 Committee office and the trails at the Lower Coonamessett Restoration area are accessible for all. Limited to 20 people.

Registration is required so we can order lunch in advance. Please share any food allergies or dietary restrictions with the event organizer Johnny Robinson at anJvYmluc29uIHwgYm5yYyAhIG9yZw==.

The address of the meeting place is on the registration page.

This event is being hosted by the Early Career Conservation Network, an interest group of the Massachusetts Land Trust Coalition whose mission is to provide networking and training opportunities for those in their first 10 years of a career in land conservation.

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