‘Seaweed’ Children’s Story Time with Ecologist & Author Gil Newton and The Barnstable Land Trust

10am on Saturday May 30th

Osterville Village Library

Seaweed is commonly found along the Cape’s beaches but is frequently
overlooked and misunderstood. How is seaweed important to animal life? What
are the names of the different kinds of seaweeds? Are seaweeds plants? Are
there any species that are invasive and can cause environmental problems?
Which ones are edible or used in different industries? These questions and
others will be answered in a presentation by ecologist and author Gil Newton!

This Children’s Story Time will be at 10am on Saturday May 30th in the Lillian Dixie Morton Children’s Room at the Osterville Village Library.

This program is brought to you as part of a partnership between the Barnstable Land Trust and the Osterville Village Library.

For more information please contact Amy Wolfe at awolfe@clamsnet.org or by calling the OVL directly at (508)428-5757