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SUMMARY:Attract Birds to your Yard-tips & tricks with master gardener Fran Raleigh
DESCRIPTION:Bring the Cape’s most beautiful\, fascinating — and sometimes dramatic –birds to your own back yard with tips and tricks from master gardener Fran Raleigh at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History on Sunday\, March 1 at 1:00pm\, 2026. \nThe botanist\, ecologist and birder will join host Janice Donovan\, manager of the historic Shirley G Cross Wildflower Garden\, for a presentation on native plants that can attract year-round and migrating birds. Fran will also explain how helping local birdlife can reduce your own garden chores\, including having to water less\, and maintain local ecosystems. \nFran Raleigh grew up watching birds and nature in her Northern VA neighborhood. She began getting to know wild plants while earning her BS in Biology at Marietta College in OH\, and continued botanizing during grad school at SUNY-ESF in Syracuse\, where she earned MS and PhD degrees in Plant Science. A long-time visitor to Cape Cod\, she moved here permanently on her retirement. \nGardening for Life is an annual series at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History that brings experts across a range of fields to speak to hobbyists and professionals. Upcoming topics include spring preparation and the secret world of fireflies. It honors the historic Shirley G. Cross Wildflower Garden at the Green Briar Nature Center. \nPLUS\, at every event we’ll be hosting a bake sale filled with delicious treats\, with proceeds going to support the incredible work of Brewster Pollinators.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/attract-birds-to-your-yard-tips-tricks-with-master-gardener-fran-raleigh/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Nature,Outdoors,Talk
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SUMMARY:Horseshoe Crabs: The Cape's First 'Wash-a-Shores'
DESCRIPTION:PRESENTATION and Q&A\nWednesday\, March 11\, 2026\, 1:00pm\nCape Cod Museum of Natural History \nOnce a ‘pest’\, now an icon\, the importance of Cape Cod’s horseshoe crabs is being revealed in a Silver Science presentation at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History on Wednesday\, March 11\, at 1:00pm. \nMaureen Ward\, the Museum’s Horseshoe Crab Aquaculture and Nursery program lead\, will take the audience through how the 450-million-year-old ‘living fossil’ has become an invaluable resource for species both below and above the water. \n“There’s a surprising number of coastal and marine animals living along our shorelines\, in our water habitats\, and flying overhead that have come to depend on horseshoe crabs as a food resource\,” Maureen said. “We’ll also be talking about how they enrich the seafloor and expand biodiversity.” \nFollowing the presentation there will be a Q&A session with opportunities to view live juvenile horseshoe crabs and receive updates on MA legislation proposing to ban the taking of the species for bait and MA Division of Marine Fisheries proposals to change quotas for bait and biomedical harvest. \n2026 marks the 10th anniversary of the Museum’s Horseshoe Carb Aquaculture and Nursery Education Program\, which promotes stewardship\, advocacy and education. Our International Horseshoe Crab Day Celebration is one of the museum’s most popular annual events with hundreds of people coming for special exhibits every June 19th. \nSilver Science is a series of presentations by leading figures across a range of disciplines\, with discounted tickets for those aged 60+. Upcoming speakers include archaeologist Dr Fred Dunford on the work of our co-founder John Hay to preserve the history of the Cape’s Native people\, and WHOI scientist Dr Kirstin Meyer-Kaiser on biodiversity on shipwrecks. For a full list of events go to ccmnh.org.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/horseshoe-crabs-the-capes-first-wash-a-shores/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Museum,Nature,Outdoors,Talk
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