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SUMMARY:Naturescape Gallery presents "Cartographies of Arctic Change" by Greg Fiske
DESCRIPTION:IN THE GALLERY DURING MUSEUM HOURS\, September through October 31\, 2026\nNaturescape Gallery at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History presents “Cartographies of Arctic Change” by Greg Fiske\, Director of Geospatial Technology at Woodwell Climate Research Center in Woods Hole\, September through October 2026\, during Museum hours. \nMaps are essential to telling the story of our changing world. Cartographer Greg Fiske combines science and art to create some of the most spectacular images of our home\, planet Earth. In this medium of cartography\, Greg’s work gives a birds-eye view of our world that bridges the gap between facts and emotions\, not only helping the general public to understand complex information about the impact of climate change but also assist climate scientists with the crucial visual information to address ways to combat it. \nIn his time at the Woodwell Climate Center\, Fiske and his colleague Christina Shintani\, have worked on maps detailing forest carbon in the United States\, global drought forecasts\, fire detections in the Amazon Rainforest\, and Arctic communities located on permafrost ground. \nAccording to Fiske\, “cartography isn’t one profession\, it’s a collection of professions”. A modern cartographer is a data analyst\, a statistician\, a designer\, a programmer\, a storyteller\, all rolled into one. Skills from each profession\, and a healthy curiosity about a hundred other subjects\, are required to create maps that are informative\, attention-grabbing\, and intuitive to read. \nFiske began his journey into cartography via the world of computer coding through his high school computer lab. With the guidance from mentors\, Greg later picked up other skills\, first learning how to apply coding to geospatial data and then how to display that data visually\, and as you will see in his Naturescape Gallery exhibit\, make it beautiful and attention-grabbing. \nImage Attached: \nRiver Art. This image shows elevation data from the ArcticDEM project (NGA-NSF) for the Lena River delta region of north-central Siberia. The variations in pink shades indicate how water has changed the landscape through time. \n*On Saturday\, October 17th at 1pm join Greg Fiske for his program\, “Putting Science on the Map”\, an exploration of commonly used tools and techniques for making beautiful maps\, as well as the challenges\, success stories and failures\, faced in nearly two and half decades of making maps for Woods Hole scientists.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/naturescape-gallery-presents-cartographies-of-arctic-change-by-greg-fiske/2026-10-07/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit,Nature
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SUMMARY:David Gessner's Writing Cape Cod Classes
DESCRIPTION:David Gessner’s Writing Cape Cod Classes \nOctober 12th-16th\, 9am-3pm \nCape Cod Museum of Natural History \n$800 \nImmerse yourself and be inspired by Cape Cod’s incredible landscape with a brand-new writing class from best-selling author David Gessner at Cape Cod Museum of Natural History. \n‘David Gessner’s Writing Cape Cod’ is a week-long creative class with a special emphasis on writing about place\, which will include field trips to iconic landmarks like Wing Island. There will also be a visit to the writing studio of John Hay\, author of nature classic ‘The Run’\, at the former home of the late writer and Museum co-founder\, which is maintained by Brewster Conservation Trust. \nParticipants will explore the role that writing about place can play in personal essay\, memoir\, and nature writing. Lessons and advice will come from David and his sister\, memoirist Heidi G. Gessner\, with classes held in the Museum’s first permanent building\, constructed in 1960 to replace the temporary tent it was originally housed in. On the final day\, writers will have the opportunity to read their work at Sturgis Library in Barnstable. \nClasses will be held from Tuesday\, October 13 to Friday October 16\, with an opportunity to read your work at Sturgis Library on Saturday\, October 17. The total cost is $800\, with lunch provided on dates at the Museum. For more information see ccmnh.org or call 508 – 896 – 3867 ext. 133.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/david-gessners-writing-cape-cod-classes/2026-10-12/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Literature,Nature,Outdoors
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SUMMARY:David Gessner's Writing Cape Cod Classes
DESCRIPTION:David Gessner’s Writing Cape Cod Classes \nOctober 12th-16th\, 9am-3pm \nCape Cod Museum of Natural History \n$800 \nImmerse yourself and be inspired by Cape Cod’s incredible landscape with a brand-new writing class from best-selling author David Gessner at Cape Cod Museum of Natural History. \n‘David Gessner’s Writing Cape Cod’ is a week-long creative class with a special emphasis on writing about place\, which will include field trips to iconic landmarks like Wing Island. There will also be a visit to the writing studio of John Hay\, author of nature classic ‘The Run’\, at the former home of the late writer and Museum co-founder\, which is maintained by Brewster Conservation Trust. \nParticipants will explore the role that writing about place can play in personal essay\, memoir\, and nature writing. Lessons and advice will come from David and his sister\, memoirist Heidi G. Gessner\, with classes held in the Museum’s first permanent building\, constructed in 1960 to replace the temporary tent it was originally housed in. On the final day\, writers will have the opportunity to read their work at Sturgis Library in Barnstable. \nClasses will be held from Tuesday\, October 13 to Friday October 16\, with an opportunity to read your work at Sturgis Library on Saturday\, October 17. The total cost is $800\, with lunch provided on dates at the Museum. For more information see ccmnh.org or call 508 – 896 – 3867 ext. 133.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/david-gessners-writing-cape-cod-classes/2026-10-13/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Literature,Nature,Outdoors
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SUMMARY:David Gessner's Writing Cape Cod Classes
DESCRIPTION:David Gessner’s Writing Cape Cod Classes \nOctober 12th-16th\, 9am-3pm \nCape Cod Museum of Natural History \n$800 \nImmerse yourself and be inspired by Cape Cod’s incredible landscape with a brand-new writing class from best-selling author David Gessner at Cape Cod Museum of Natural History. \n‘David Gessner’s Writing Cape Cod’ is a week-long creative class with a special emphasis on writing about place\, which will include field trips to iconic landmarks like Wing Island. There will also be a visit to the writing studio of John Hay\, author of nature classic ‘The Run’\, at the former home of the late writer and Museum co-founder\, which is maintained by Brewster Conservation Trust. \nParticipants will explore the role that writing about place can play in personal essay\, memoir\, and nature writing. Lessons and advice will come from David and his sister\, memoirist Heidi G. Gessner\, with classes held in the Museum’s first permanent building\, constructed in 1960 to replace the temporary tent it was originally housed in. On the final day\, writers will have the opportunity to read their work at Sturgis Library in Barnstable. \nClasses will be held from Tuesday\, October 13 to Friday October 16\, with an opportunity to read your work at Sturgis Library on Saturday\, October 17. The total cost is $800\, with lunch provided on dates at the Museum. For more information see ccmnh.org or call 508 – 896 – 3867 ext. 133.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/david-gessners-writing-cape-cod-classes/2026-10-14/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Literature,Nature,Outdoors
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SUMMARY:Naturescape Gallery presents "Cartographies of Arctic Change" by Greg Fiske
DESCRIPTION:IN THE GALLERY DURING MUSEUM HOURS\, September through October 31\, 2026\nNaturescape Gallery at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History presents “Cartographies of Arctic Change” by Greg Fiske\, Director of Geospatial Technology at Woodwell Climate Research Center in Woods Hole\, September through October 2026\, during Museum hours. \nMaps are essential to telling the story of our changing world. Cartographer Greg Fiske combines science and art to create some of the most spectacular images of our home\, planet Earth. In this medium of cartography\, Greg’s work gives a birds-eye view of our world that bridges the gap between facts and emotions\, not only helping the general public to understand complex information about the impact of climate change but also assist climate scientists with the crucial visual information to address ways to combat it. \nIn his time at the Woodwell Climate Center\, Fiske and his colleague Christina Shintani\, have worked on maps detailing forest carbon in the United States\, global drought forecasts\, fire detections in the Amazon Rainforest\, and Arctic communities located on permafrost ground. \nAccording to Fiske\, “cartography isn’t one profession\, it’s a collection of professions”. A modern cartographer is a data analyst\, a statistician\, a designer\, a programmer\, a storyteller\, all rolled into one. Skills from each profession\, and a healthy curiosity about a hundred other subjects\, are required to create maps that are informative\, attention-grabbing\, and intuitive to read. \nFiske began his journey into cartography via the world of computer coding through his high school computer lab. With the guidance from mentors\, Greg later picked up other skills\, first learning how to apply coding to geospatial data and then how to display that data visually\, and as you will see in his Naturescape Gallery exhibit\, make it beautiful and attention-grabbing. \nImage Attached: \nRiver Art. This image shows elevation data from the ArcticDEM project (NGA-NSF) for the Lena River delta region of north-central Siberia. The variations in pink shades indicate how water has changed the landscape through time. \n*On Saturday\, October 17th at 1pm join Greg Fiske for his program\, “Putting Science on the Map”\, an exploration of commonly used tools and techniques for making beautiful maps\, as well as the challenges\, success stories and failures\, faced in nearly two and half decades of making maps for Woods Hole scientists.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/naturescape-gallery-presents-cartographies-of-arctic-change-by-greg-fiske/2026-10-14/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit,Nature
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SUMMARY:David Gessner's Writing Cape Cod Classes
DESCRIPTION:David Gessner’s Writing Cape Cod Classes \nOctober 12th-16th\, 9am-3pm \nCape Cod Museum of Natural History \n$800 \nImmerse yourself and be inspired by Cape Cod’s incredible landscape with a brand-new writing class from best-selling author David Gessner at Cape Cod Museum of Natural History. \n‘David Gessner’s Writing Cape Cod’ is a week-long creative class with a special emphasis on writing about place\, which will include field trips to iconic landmarks like Wing Island. There will also be a visit to the writing studio of John Hay\, author of nature classic ‘The Run’\, at the former home of the late writer and Museum co-founder\, which is maintained by Brewster Conservation Trust. \nParticipants will explore the role that writing about place can play in personal essay\, memoir\, and nature writing. Lessons and advice will come from David and his sister\, memoirist Heidi G. Gessner\, with classes held in the Museum’s first permanent building\, constructed in 1960 to replace the temporary tent it was originally housed in. On the final day\, writers will have the opportunity to read their work at Sturgis Library in Barnstable. \nClasses will be held from Tuesday\, October 13 to Friday October 16\, with an opportunity to read your work at Sturgis Library on Saturday\, October 17. The total cost is $800\, with lunch provided on dates at the Museum. For more information see ccmnh.org or call 508 – 896 – 3867 ext. 133.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/david-gessners-writing-cape-cod-classes/2026-10-15/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Literature,Nature,Outdoors
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SUMMARY:David Gessner's Writing Cape Cod Classes
DESCRIPTION:David Gessner’s Writing Cape Cod Classes \nOctober 12th-16th\, 9am-3pm \nCape Cod Museum of Natural History \n$800 \nImmerse yourself and be inspired by Cape Cod’s incredible landscape with a brand-new writing class from best-selling author David Gessner at Cape Cod Museum of Natural History. \n‘David Gessner’s Writing Cape Cod’ is a week-long creative class with a special emphasis on writing about place\, which will include field trips to iconic landmarks like Wing Island. There will also be a visit to the writing studio of John Hay\, author of nature classic ‘The Run’\, at the former home of the late writer and Museum co-founder\, which is maintained by Brewster Conservation Trust. \nParticipants will explore the role that writing about place can play in personal essay\, memoir\, and nature writing. Lessons and advice will come from David and his sister\, memoirist Heidi G. Gessner\, with classes held in the Museum’s first permanent building\, constructed in 1960 to replace the temporary tent it was originally housed in. On the final day\, writers will have the opportunity to read their work at Sturgis Library in Barnstable. \nClasses will be held from Tuesday\, October 13 to Friday October 16\, with an opportunity to read your work at Sturgis Library on Saturday\, October 17. The total cost is $800\, with lunch provided on dates at the Museum. For more information see ccmnh.org or call 508 – 896 – 3867 ext. 133.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/david-gessners-writing-cape-cod-classes/2026-10-16/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Literature,Nature,Outdoors
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SUMMARY:Naturescape Gallery presents "Cartographies of Arctic Change" by Greg Fiske
DESCRIPTION:IN THE GALLERY DURING MUSEUM HOURS\, September through October 31\, 2026\nNaturescape Gallery at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History presents “Cartographies of Arctic Change” by Greg Fiske\, Director of Geospatial Technology at Woodwell Climate Research Center in Woods Hole\, September through October 2026\, during Museum hours. \nMaps are essential to telling the story of our changing world. Cartographer Greg Fiske combines science and art to create some of the most spectacular images of our home\, planet Earth. In this medium of cartography\, Greg’s work gives a birds-eye view of our world that bridges the gap between facts and emotions\, not only helping the general public to understand complex information about the impact of climate change but also assist climate scientists with the crucial visual information to address ways to combat it. \nIn his time at the Woodwell Climate Center\, Fiske and his colleague Christina Shintani\, have worked on maps detailing forest carbon in the United States\, global drought forecasts\, fire detections in the Amazon Rainforest\, and Arctic communities located on permafrost ground. \nAccording to Fiske\, “cartography isn’t one profession\, it’s a collection of professions”. A modern cartographer is a data analyst\, a statistician\, a designer\, a programmer\, a storyteller\, all rolled into one. Skills from each profession\, and a healthy curiosity about a hundred other subjects\, are required to create maps that are informative\, attention-grabbing\, and intuitive to read. \nFiske began his journey into cartography via the world of computer coding through his high school computer lab. With the guidance from mentors\, Greg later picked up other skills\, first learning how to apply coding to geospatial data and then how to display that data visually\, and as you will see in his Naturescape Gallery exhibit\, make it beautiful and attention-grabbing. \nImage Attached: \nRiver Art. This image shows elevation data from the ArcticDEM project (NGA-NSF) for the Lena River delta region of north-central Siberia. The variations in pink shades indicate how water has changed the landscape through time. \n*On Saturday\, October 17th at 1pm join Greg Fiske for his program\, “Putting Science on the Map”\, an exploration of commonly used tools and techniques for making beautiful maps\, as well as the challenges\, success stories and failures\, faced in nearly two and half decades of making maps for Woods Hole scientists.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/naturescape-gallery-presents-cartographies-of-arctic-change-by-greg-fiske/2026-10-21/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit,Nature
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SUMMARY:Naturescape Gallery presents "Cartographies of Arctic Change" by Greg Fiske
DESCRIPTION:IN THE GALLERY DURING MUSEUM HOURS\, September through October 31\, 2026\nNaturescape Gallery at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History presents “Cartographies of Arctic Change” by Greg Fiske\, Director of Geospatial Technology at Woodwell Climate Research Center in Woods Hole\, September through October 2026\, during Museum hours. \nMaps are essential to telling the story of our changing world. Cartographer Greg Fiske combines science and art to create some of the most spectacular images of our home\, planet Earth. In this medium of cartography\, Greg’s work gives a birds-eye view of our world that bridges the gap between facts and emotions\, not only helping the general public to understand complex information about the impact of climate change but also assist climate scientists with the crucial visual information to address ways to combat it. \nIn his time at the Woodwell Climate Center\, Fiske and his colleague Christina Shintani\, have worked on maps detailing forest carbon in the United States\, global drought forecasts\, fire detections in the Amazon Rainforest\, and Arctic communities located on permafrost ground. \nAccording to Fiske\, “cartography isn’t one profession\, it’s a collection of professions”. A modern cartographer is a data analyst\, a statistician\, a designer\, a programmer\, a storyteller\, all rolled into one. Skills from each profession\, and a healthy curiosity about a hundred other subjects\, are required to create maps that are informative\, attention-grabbing\, and intuitive to read. \nFiske began his journey into cartography via the world of computer coding through his high school computer lab. With the guidance from mentors\, Greg later picked up other skills\, first learning how to apply coding to geospatial data and then how to display that data visually\, and as you will see in his Naturescape Gallery exhibit\, make it beautiful and attention-grabbing. \nImage Attached: \nRiver Art. This image shows elevation data from the ArcticDEM project (NGA-NSF) for the Lena River delta region of north-central Siberia. The variations in pink shades indicate how water has changed the landscape through time. \n*On Saturday\, October 17th at 1pm join Greg Fiske for his program\, “Putting Science on the Map”\, an exploration of commonly used tools and techniques for making beautiful maps\, as well as the challenges\, success stories and failures\, faced in nearly two and half decades of making maps for Woods Hole scientists.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/naturescape-gallery-presents-cartographies-of-arctic-change-by-greg-fiske/2026-10-28/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit,Nature
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SUMMARY:Fuller Farm Friday
DESCRIPTION:Fuller Farm Friday\n995 MA-149\, Marstons Mills\, MA 02648 \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor 2-hours this month\, you can join BLT’s “green team” by volunteering at Fuller Farm\, a 22-acre signature property with a short woodland loop overlooking cranberry bogs and an open meadow trail following the field edge of a former dairy farm. The volunteer project might include trail maintenance\, invasive plant removal\, pollinator garden weeding\, and something related. This program is supported in part by the Cape and Islands United Way. Note: Registration is required for each individual First Friday project. Volunteers should be prepared for physical activity including lifting\, kneeling\, digging\, and cutting brush. BYO water\, work gloves\, and wear pants and closed-toe shoes. Training will be provided. Limited tools will be provided. If you prefer to bring your own – shovels\, loppers\, hand saws\, and/or rakes are recommended. Project Leader Kelly Barber\, Director of Land Stewardship\, will send out specific project details the day before the volunteer day. We look forward to your help in stewarding this community gem! \nRegister at: https://blt.org/fuller-farm-friday
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/fuller-farm-friday/2026-11-06/
LOCATION:Fuller Farm\, 995 Route 149\, Marstons Mills\, MA\, 02648\, United States
CATEGORIES:Nature,Outdoors,Sign Up in Advance,Social responsibility
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SUMMARY:Fuller Farm Friday
DESCRIPTION:Fuller Farm Friday\n995 MA-149\, Marstons Mills\, MA 02648 \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFor 2-hours this month\, you can join BLT’s “green team” by volunteering at Fuller Farm\, a 22-acre signature property with a short woodland loop overlooking cranberry bogs and an open meadow trail following the field edge of a former dairy farm. The volunteer project might include trail maintenance\, invasive plant removal\, pollinator garden weeding\, and something related. This program is supported in part by the Cape and Islands United Way. Note: Registration is required for each individual First Friday project. Volunteers should be prepared for physical activity including lifting\, kneeling\, digging\, and cutting brush. BYO water\, work gloves\, and wear pants and closed-toe shoes. Training will be provided. Limited tools will be provided. If you prefer to bring your own – shovels\, loppers\, hand saws\, and/or rakes are recommended. Project Leader Kelly Barber\, Director of Land Stewardship\, will send out specific project details the day before the volunteer day. We look forward to your help in stewarding this community gem! \nRegister at: https://blt.org/fuller-farm-friday
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/fuller-farm-friday/2026-12-04/
LOCATION:Fuller Farm\, 995 Route 149\, Marstons Mills\, MA\, 02648\, United States
CATEGORIES:Nature,Outdoors,Sign Up in Advance,Social responsibility
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