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Town of Brewster: Private Organizations

Brewster Conservation Trust
Cape Cod Bird Club
Cape Cod Museum of Natural History
Cape Cod Sea Camps Centers for Learning and Living
Special Programs in Nature (SPIN)

PHONE: (508) 896-3207

FAX: Not available.

E-MAIL: Not available.

WWW: Not available.

CONTACT: Peter Johnson

HOURS: No office hours. Call for information.

A private nonprofit land trust accepting land donations and gifts to preserve open space in the Town of Brewster. Owns and/or maintains 561 acres of conservation land. A member of The Compact of Cape Cod Conservation Trusts.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS: Annual meeting in August.

PUBLICATIONS: Brewster Conservation Trust newsletter twice yearly to members.

OTHER INFORMATION: Annual membership fees by sliding scale from individual to family. Membership by land donation also.

KEYWORDS: Brewster, Land Conservation, Land Trusts, Wetlands, Wildlife

PHONE: (508) 398-9484 (Silverstein)

FAX: Not available.

E-MAIL: Not available.

WWW: http://www.massbird.org/CCBC/

CONTACTS:
Diane Silverstein, President
Ginie Page, Vice President

HOURS: No office hours. Call for information.

The Cape Cod Bird Club fosters and promotes the knowledge, development, protection, and conservation of the bird life and natural resources of Cape Cod. The Club has approximately 500 members. Meetings are the second Monday of each month, September-May, at 7:30 PM at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History.

PUBLICATIONS: Bi-monthly newsletter; "Cape Cod Bird Checklist" (75 cents); "Birding Cape Cod" (1995 publication with Massachusetts Audubon, newly revised and expanded).

OTHER INFORMATION: Annual membership: $10 Individual, $15 Family.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS: Monthly meetings with speakers, slides, demonstrations, exhibits. Four to six local birdwalks per month. June Breeding Bird Census, December Lake and Pond Waterfowl Survey, The Christmas Bird Count, Annual Feeder Bird Census.

KEYWORDS: Barnstable County, Birds, Conservation, Natural Habitats, Wildlife

PHONE: (508) 896-3867

FAX: (508) 896-8844

E-MAIL: info@ccmnh.org

WWW: http://www.ccmnh.org

CONTACT: Robert F. Dwyer, Executive Director

HOURS:
- June 1-September 30: 9:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m., every day
- October 1-March 31: 12:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m., Wednesday-Sunday
- April 1-May 31: 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., Wednesday-Sunday

The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History is dedicated to educating children and adults in understanding and appreciating the natural history of this special environment. Set on over 300 acres within the historic and scenic Stony Brook Valley of Brewster, abutting Cape Cod Bay, the museum contains an aquarium with some 65 indigenous salt- and fresh-water marine animals; informative exhibits on whales and coastal change; mounted birds and mammals; native archeological discoveries; a natural history library and a gift shop. Three nature trails meander along pond, ocean, salt marsh and woodland habitats, allowing visitors to enjoy typical Cape Cod settings on either self- or naturalist-guided walks.

PUBLICATIONS: Newsletter and calendar.

OTHER INFORMATION: Annual membership levels: $35-$1,000. Admission is free to members; non-members: $8 adults and children 13 and up; 65 years and over, $7; ages 3-12, $3.50; under age 3, free.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS: KidSummer nature day programs, Mudflat Mania, field walks, school vacation week programs, live animal programs, lecture series, courses, continuing education for teachers.

KEYWORDS: Aquariums And Museums, Birds, Brewster, Educational Services For Adults, Educational Services For Children, Educational Services For Young Adults, Education and Continuing Education For Adults, Natural Habitats, Natural History, Archaeology, Nature Trails

PHONE: (508) 896-3451

FAX: (508) 896-8272

E-MAIL: groups@capecodseacamps.com

WWW: http://capecodfieldtrips.com/

CONTACT: Cheryl Kimberley, Manager

HOURS: 9:00-4:30 Monday-Friday

CCSC provides schools and organizations with lodging and food services for the observation and study of the environments and habitats of Cape Cod on their 48 acres. Accommodations and meal plans made affordable so school groups from all over New England return each year. Groups typically stay at CCSC while they tour Cape Cod, go whale watching, or study the local marine environment.

PUBLICATIONS: No publications.

OTHER INFORMATION: Camp fees depend on accommodations, meal plans, and length of stay. Call for information.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS: CCSC helps any group design their own program utilizing the Capes' resources.

KEYWORDS: Brewster, Coastal Recreation, Educational Services For Children, Natural Habitats, Tourism, Accommodations, Field Trip Center

PHONE: (508) 896-9877

FAX: Not available.

E-MAIL: Not available.

WWW: Not available.

CONTACT: Lee Roscoe, Program Director

HOURS: No set hours (call for information)

SPIN is a nature consultancy which creates original and holistic programs for all ages (with a special focus on elementary school and adults) teaching the community of whole habitats - linking habitats with each other and with the seasons; linking nature with history. SPIN also teaches the modular pieces of natural history - birds, botany, bugs, et al. SPIN's indoor/outdoor classroom and field trip programs interact with the environment, using the arts as well as the sciences to create an exciting living experience of nature.

PUBLICATIONS: "The Comfort of Herbs" and "Dreaming Monomoy's Past, Walking its Present"

OTHER INFORMATION: Call for program and publication fees.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS: SPIN designs on-demand programs, subject of your choice. Any age or size of group; any Cape location.

KEYWORDS: Education