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We welcome both new and experienced birders to join us in exploring the variety of bird species in the Napatree Point Conservation Area.
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Join The Watch Hill Conservancy for this FREE family-friendly event and get a sneak peek at our conservation programs |
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Please join Westerly Library and Wilcox Park for our 42nd Annual Garden Market Fair! Wander through Wilcox Park to find everything from annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, organic vegetables, herbs, and garden accessories for purchase as well as tables with community nonprofit organizations, food, and music with The Westerly Band. Don't forget to visit with the alpacas! Please see below for an up-to-date list of participating vendors and community organizations! Plant and Nature: Berry Island Dahlias Berry Island Soap Company Blue Moon Farm Perennials Colbey Sales and Service Co. Delightfully Evil Designs Earth Essence Herbals Frontier Farm Green Infrastructure Center, Inc. Growing Hope Farm Hallene Farm Lazy K Ranch Lovewell Farms Paul-N-Dina Gardens Westerly Library & Wilcox Park Wood and Ink Zen Zone Nonprofits: Dante Society of Westerly Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center Friends of Westerly Library & Wilcox Park Jonnycake Center of Westerly League of Women Voters of South County RI Literacy Volunteers of Washington County Pace Organization of RI RI Resource Recovery Corporation (RIRRC) - Composting & vermicomposting URI Master Gardeners Watch Hill Conservancy The Westerly Band Westerly Land Trust Westerly Multicultural Committee Westerly Village-The Village Common RI WildRoots Play Food: Westerly High School "Highland Grille" Activities: Soil testing with URI Master Gardeners, 9 am-12 pm Sound Bath with Zen Zone at 11 am Kids Korner with Natural Arts painting and making your own Dish Gardens Live animals with Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center Visit with the Alpacas Food truck with Westerly High School's "Highland Grille" Live music with The Westerly Band Neighbor Day activities on the Esplanade Please note: Westerly Library & Wilcox Park staff often take photos and recordings during programs and events, which may be used in publicity and marketing. If you do not wish to have your photo used, please contact a staff member to let us know and we will make every effort to honor that request. |
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Join The Watch Hill Conservancy for a FREE guided walk to learn about the Napatree Point Conservation Area! |
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Select morning and evenings during the May, June & July full and new moon high tides Ages 12+ (Registration required) Join us for our 20th year participating in Project Limulus, a scientific survey tracking horseshoe crab populations. Volunteers will walk two miles along the Napatree Point Conservation Area during the May and June full and new moon high tides—prime spawning time for these ancient creatures. The survey takes 1-4 hours, depending on horseshoe crab activity (anywhere from zero to a thousand crabs might be encountered). While all are welcome to participate in this important conservation effort, participants should be prepared for the physical demands of the survey. Experience these "living fossils" up close while contributing valuable data to this long-term research program. REGISTER HERE
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Select morning and evenings during the May, June & July full and new moon high tides Ages 12+ (Registration required) Join us for our 20th year participating in Project Limulus, a scientific survey tracking horseshoe crab populations. Volunteers will walk two miles along the Napatree Point Conservation Area during the May and June full and new moon high tides—prime spawning time for these ancient creatures. The survey takes 1-4 hours, depending on horseshoe crab activity (anywhere from zero to a thousand crabs might be encountered). While all are welcome to participate in this important conservation effort, participants should be prepared for the physical demands of the survey. Experience these "living fossils" up close while contributing valuable data to this long-term research program. REGISTER HERE |
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All ages (Registration required) Explore the fascinating world of horseshoe crabs. Discover why these remarkable "Living Fossils" have survived for over 300 million years, learn about their significant contributions to medical research, and understand their crucial ecological importance to Napatree Point Conservation Area and Little Narragansett Bay. This informative outdoor experience offers a unique opportunity to appreciate these ancient creatures and their role in our local ecosystem. This walk is perfect for all ages! REGISTER HERE |
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Select morning and evenings during the May, June & July full and new moon high tides Ages 12+ (Registration required) Join us for our 20th year participating in Project Limulus, a scientific survey tracking horseshoe crab populations. Volunteers will walk two miles along the Napatree Point Conservation Area during the May and June full and new moon high tides—prime spawning time for these ancient creatures. The survey takes 1-4 hours, depending on horseshoe crab activity (anywhere from zero to a thousand crabs might be encountered). While all are welcome to participate in this important conservation effort, participants should be prepared for the physical demands of the survey. Experience these "living fossils" up close while contributing valuable data to this long-term research program. REGISTER HERE
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Select morning and evenings during the May, June & July full and new moon high tides Ages 12+ (Registration required) Join us for our 20th year participating in Project Limulus, a scientific survey tracking horseshoe crab populations. Volunteers will walk two miles along the Napatree Point Conservation Area during the May and June full and new moon high tides—prime spawning time for these ancient creatures. The survey takes 1-4 hours, depending on horseshoe crab activity (anywhere from zero to a thousand crabs might be encountered). While all are welcome to participate in this important conservation effort, participants should be prepared for the physical demands of the survey. Experience these "living fossils" up close while contributing valuable data to this long-term research program. REGISTER HERE |
