Join us for an exciting exploration into the world of owls and their unique eating habits! Unlike other birds, owls swallow their prey whole because they lack teeth for chewing. Our Owl Pellet Dissection program provides a fascinating insight into these nocturnal predators. Recommended for grades 2-6. What you’ll discover: Owl Dining Secrets: Learn how…

Come learn about Marion's historic harvesting of salt - looking at maps of where salt production took place and learn about how it was produced, processed and used in Sippican Harbor.  Alanna Nelson of the Sippican Historical Society will lead a dynamic discussion of this important part of Marion's history.

Have you ever heard "quacking" from the woods in spring? Chances are its wood frogs chorusing and not ducks. Let's take a close look at the small temporary pools in our forests. These pools provide habitat to many important species that form the start of our forest's food web. From the microscopic animals that feed…

Presenter Marianne Piché has been a Habitat Biologist with the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife since 2008. She brings habitat conservation resources to private landowners, land trusts, and municipalities. Marianne holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Eastern Connecticut State University and a Master of Science in Conservation Biology from Antioch University New…

Our native bees and insects are an important resource for pollination - essential for the production of the fruits and vegetables that we eat. Wildflower and pollinator enthusiast, Maggie Payne will teach us about the flowers and pollinators in our area and create seed "bombs" of wildflowers to take home and plant.

Different types of flowers, and the butterflies who rely on them, wake up at different times of the year. Let's take a look at some of spring time's earliest risers with entomologist Blake Dinius.

Prepare for an exhilarating experience with “ROCKET SCIENCE!” Led by rocketry enthusiast Mike Cronin, this program offers a hands-on introduction to the principles of propulsion and lift. What kind of blast to anticipate: Build and Launch Your Rocket: Each child receives a rocket kit with a motor for a personal building, decorating, and launching experience.…

Set off on a journey to Ram Island, a gem within Sippican Harbor known for its diverse and unique ecosystems. Thanks to the generosity of Michael and Hannah Moore, we have a special opportunity to explore this fascinating island. Important notes: Life Jacket Reminder: If you’re unable to provide a life jacket, let us know,…