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  • Bird Walk and Exploration of Satchuest Point Wildlife Refuge

Bird Walk and Exploration of Satchuest Point Wildlife Refuge

  • October 24, 2024
  • 1:30 PM - 6:00 PM
  • Outdoor Bar / Patio for Departure
  • 23
  • 7 registrants

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  • Visitor center and bird walk
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Participants will be invited to a brief introductory talk by USFWS refuge staff and a self-guided tour of the Visitor Center exhibits, followed by a bird walk with Mary Gannon, the Wildlife Outreach Coordinator for RI DEM Division of Fish and Wildlife. The guided hike will focus on the different birds found at Satchuest Point and waterfowl that overwinter in Rhode Island. Satchuest Point also has lots of trails to explore the seashore and view wildlife.

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AREA members participate in a national effort toward angler and aquatic education, angler R3, outreach, resource conservation, research, program evaluation, and similar functions related to aquatic education and angler R3 programs. AREA members can participate in the national biennial conference and regional meetings / updates.

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For payment assistance, contact Treasurer Keaton Fish, treasurerarea@gmail.com.

For member assistance, contact Member Support,  Carol Paterick, Phone: 301-805-0784, carolpaterick@gmail.com.


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By joining AREA, you have direct access to national, regional, and local levels of support and expertise. You will have opportunities to participate in conferences and seminars and enjoy daily dialogue with aquatic scientists and leaders from all walks of life.  AREA members share professional experience; and members are able to get in on the ground floor of innovations in aquatic and angler education and angler R3.

The Aquatic Resources Education Association (AREA) was established in response to a growing national need for a cohesive voice and a more fluid, organized approach to regional, state, and local aquatic concerns. Members participate in a national effort toward education, conservation, legislation, science, research, and similar functions related to aquatics and aquatic programs. Members have direct access to national, regional, and local levels of support and expertise. 

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