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Sea Turtle Rescue Locals Full Weekend

Fri, Nov 18

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Mass Audubon Wellfleet Sanctuary

Already on Cape Cod? Then you know young sea turtles get trapped in Cape Cod Bay and cannot find their way out before the weather turns cold. Three species – Loggerhead, Green and Kemp’s Ridley sea turtles – become “stunned”, essentially paralyzed, and wash ashore. We will work to rescue them.

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Sea Turtle Rescue Locals Full Weekend
Sea Turtle Rescue Locals Full Weekend

Time & Location

Nov 18, 2022, 4:00 PM – Nov 20, 2022, 2:00 PM

Mass Audubon Wellfleet Sanctuary, 291 State Highway Route 6, South Wellfleet, MA 02663

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About the event

For Cape Cod residents, you too can join the full weekend sea turtle rescue program that runs Friday, Nov 18 to Sunday, Nov 20, 2022. Friday afternoon you will attend an orientation/training class provided by the Mass. Audubon Wellfleet Turtle Rescue staff, and participate in four guided beach walks to recover cold-stunned sea turtles. Walks will be at high tide on Friday evening, two walks on Saturday and Sunday morning. Existing and new members receive a 20% discount for this trip. The non-member fee is $385. A member paying by check is $315. A member paying online is $308 plus the PayPal fees which comes to about $315. Whichever way you choose to pay, you must register online to hold your reservation for this trip.

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P.O. Box 101, Dunkirk, MD  20754

Please do not send certified mail to the USPO mail box.

All sea turtle photos are

taken under the strict guidelines
of local and federal regulations.

 

Local guides are specifically
trained and have years of
experience working with
travelers and volunteers,
fromnovices to experts.

Languages - English

Year Established as 501-C3 - 2020

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