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Summer Newsletter 2022
Summer 2022 Newsletter A Message from Alfredo Aretxabaleta, OPET President Monitoring the Health of Oyster Pond, by Alfredo Aretxabaleta, OPET President 2022 Herring Count on the Trunk River, by Matt O'Connor, OPET Treasurer Summer Students Visit Oyster Pond, by Chris Brothers, OPET Administrator and Alfredo Aretxabaleta, OPET President OPET [...]
Summer Newsletter 2023
2023 Newsletter Summer 2023 Newsletter A Message from Alfredo Aretxabaleta, OPET President Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers, by Chris Brothers, OPET Administrator Beech Leaf Disease: An Emerging Threat to New England Forests, by Chris Brothers, OPET Administrator 2023 Trunk River Herring Count: A Big Success!, by Matt [...]
OPET Annual Meeting 2023
OPET Annual Meeting Wednesday, August 16, 7 pm Sea Education Association, Woods Hole Rd., Falmouth “The Gray Curtain” with Peter Trull, Naturalist and Author Peter will describe, through lively discussion and his vivid photographs, the relationships among commercial fishing, expanding populations of Gray Seals, and the occurrence of [...]
2022 OPET Annual Meeting “The Osprey Project”
“The Osprey Project” OPET Annual Meeting Thursday, August 18, 7 pm Sea Education Association 171 Woods Hole Road, Falmouth ********************* Kevin Friel is a professional photographer and naturalist whose images of wildlife [...]
2021 Newsletter
Summer 2021 Newsletter A Message from Melinda Hall, OPET President 2021 Herring Count on the Trunk River, by Matt O'Connor OPET Board Member Monitoring Salinity in Oyster Pond, by Mike Spall, OPET Board Member Cyanobacteria Monitoring in Oyster Pond, by Jennifer Goebel, OPET Board Member
2021 OPET Annual Meeting
“Coming to a Suburb Near You” 2021 OPET Annual Meeting Thursday, August 19, 7 pm Sea Education Association 171 Woods Hole Road, Falmouth ********************* Speaker: Ian Ives, Director of the Massachusetts Audubon Society’s Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary. Ian will explore the local increase in abundance of deer, coyote, fisher, [...]