Dennis Conservation Land Trust

Birding with Naturalist MJ Foti - West Dennis Beach
2025-09-29 08:00 - 10:00 (America/New_York) | West Dennis Beach, 1 Davis Beach Road, West Dennis, MA, 02670, United States
Discover the beauty of West Dennis Beach and its feathered residents on September 29th at 8 AM. Led by expert naturalist MJ Foti, this walk is perfect for bird lovers of all levels. Don’t miss this chance to connect with nature and learn about local bird species!
📍 West Dennis Beach
📆 8 AM on Monday, September 29th
Register here

Story Walk® - We Are Water Protectors
2025-10-01 - 2025-10-31 | Not Enough Acres Farm, 107 Sesuit Neck Road, East Dennis, MA, 02641, United States
Bring the whole family to experience a seasonal piece of children’s literature as it was meant to be enjoyed — outdoors!
Enjoy a leisurely nature walk while reading our latest selection, We Are Water Protectors, by Carole Lindstrom. This story honors Indigenous-led movements and highlights the rallying cry to safeguard Earth’s waters.
📍 DCLT HQ, Not Enough Acres Farm — 107 Sesuit Neck Rd. East Dennis
📆 October 1 – 31
*The Story Walk is on the trail with the entrance closest to the front meadow/farm plot

Mushroom ID Walk at Crowes Pasture
2025-10-11 10:00 - 12:00 | Crowes Pasture, 500 South Street, East Dennis, MA, 02641, United States
Join Aubrey Carter of Mushroom Monday for a guided mushroom ID walk at Crowes Pasture on Saturday, October 11th from 10 AM to noon. Experience the remarkable mycodiversity found all around us! Please come prepared for walking up to two miles on wet, slippery, uneven terrain.

📍 Crowes Pasture
📆 Saturday, October 11th | 10 AM – 12 PM
Register here
Free to DCLT Members, with a $10 suggested donation for nonmembers.
About Aubrey: Aubrey found mushrooms through an ecological lens. Before a move to the Cape in February, he worked at different ecological institutions in and around the NYC area — most prominently with the Central Park Conservancy in Manhattan and Manitou Point Preserve in Garrison, NY. Nearly five years ago, he started a weekly newsletter at mushroommonday.com that highlights different mushrooms he finds throughout his travels. Additionally, he has cultivated mushrooms both indoors and outdoors, spoken at different mycological conferences, and recently helped reestablish the Cape Cod Mycological Society.

Kids Spooky Stroll
2025-10-15 - 2025-11-01 | Not Enough Acres Farm, 107 Sesuit Neck Road, East Dennis, MA, 02641, United States
Join us for some not-so-spooky fun on the trail! Our family-friendly Spooky Stroll is filled with Halloween-themed decorations and educational “spooky stroll characters” — like the ravens, toads, and cats — each sharing fun facts about wildlife.
🕸️ Good for kids aged 5-10
🌲 Self-guided walk through on our trail
🦇 Learn about nature in a fun, festive way
📍 DCLT HQ, Not Enough Acres Farm — 107 Sesuit Neck Rd. East Dennis
📆 October 15 – November 1 | Drop in
*Trail entrance is by the farm stand

Annual Member Meeting
2025-10-22 17:30 - 19:00 | The Dennis Inn, 25 Scarsdale Road, Dennis, MA, 02638, United States
DCLT Members are invited to attend our Annual Member Meeting. Please join us from 5:30-7 PM on Wednesday, October 22nd at the Dennis Inn. Enjoy light hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar while hearing updates from DCLT’s Board and staff. RSVP not required.

📍 Dennis Inn, 25 Scarsdale Rd. Dennis, MA 02638
📆 Wednesday, October 22nd | 5:30 PM – 7 PM

Birding with Naturalist MJ Foti - Crowes Pasture
2025-10-23 08:00 - 10:00 | Crowes Pasture, 500 South Street, East Dennis, MA, 02641, United States
Discover the beauty of Crowes Pasture and its feathered residents on October 23rd at 8 AM. Led by expert naturalist MJ Foti, this walk is perfect for bird lovers of all levels. Don’t miss this chance to connect with nature and learn about local bird species!
📍 Crowes Pasture — See parking here
📆 8 AM on Thursday, October 23
Register here

Children's Mushroom Workshop
2025-10-25 10:00 - 12:00 | Not Enough Acres Farm, 107 Sesuit Neck Road, East Dennis, MA, 02641, United States
Dive into the fascinating world of fungi and learn some of the simplest mushroom cultivation techniques you can practice at home. Kids will learn how to cultivate edible oyster mushrooms with common household supplies and each kid will go home with their own oyster mushroom grow kit. If time allows, we may also take a short trail walk to learn about mushrooms in the wild. Guardian supervision required.

The workshop will be led by Aubrey Carter of Mushroom Monday and is being co-hosted by the Dennis Conservation Land Trust and Barnstable County 4H.
Ages 5+, Guardian supervision required.

📍 Not Enough Acres Farm, 107 Sesuit Neck Rd., East Dennis
📆 Saturday, October 25th | 10 AM – 12 PM
Register here
Cost: Free!
About Aubrey: Aubrey found mushrooms through an ecological lens. Before a move to the Cape in February, he worked at different ecological institutions in and around the NYC area — most prominently with the Central Park Conservancy in Manhattan and Manitou Point Preserve in Garrison, NY. Nearly five years ago, he started a weekly newsletter at mushroommonday.com that highlights different mushrooms he finds throughout his travels. Additionally, he has cultivated mushrooms both indoors and outdoors, spoken at different mycological conferences, and recently helped reestablish the Cape Cod Mycological Society.

Birding with Naturalist MJ Foti - Corporation Beach
2025-10-30 08:00 - 10:00 | Corporation Beach, 250 Corporation Road, Dennis, MA, 02638, United States
Discover the beauty of Corporation Beach and its feathered residents on October 23rd at 8 AM. Led by expert naturalist MJ Foti, this walk is perfect for bird lovers of all levels. Don’t miss this chance to connect with nature and learn about local bird species!
📍 Corporation Beach, East Dennis
📆 8 AM on Thursday, October 30th
Register here

Birding with Naturalist MJ Foti - Crowes Pasture
2025-11-29 08:00 - 10:00 | Crowes Pasture, 500 South Street, East Dennis, MA, 02641, United States
Walk off Thanksgiving dinner while discovering the beauty of Crowes Pasture and its feathered residents on November 29th at 8 AM. Led by expert naturalist MJ Foti, this walk is perfect for bird lovers of all levels. Don’t miss this chance to connect with nature and learn about local bird species!
📍 Crowes Pasture
📆 8 AM on Saturday, November 29th
Register here. Participation is free to members with a suggested $10 donation for non-members

Story Walk® - Winter Sleep by Alex Morss
2025-12-05 - 2026-01-05 | Old Fort Field, 105 New Boston Road, Dennis, MA, 02638, United States
Bring the whole family to experience a seasonal piece of children’s literature as it was meant to be enjoyed — outdoors!
Enjoy a leisurely natural walk while you read our latest selection, Winter Sleep, a story about how creatures big and small prepare for winter.

📅 December 5 – January 5
📍 Old Fort Field – 105 New Boston Rd. Dennis

Plashes Public Information and Community Input Meeting
2025-12-10 18:00 - 19:00 | Dennis Public Library, 5 Hall Street, Dennis Port, MA, 02639
Please join us for an informational and community input meeting about the DCLT’s “Plashes Expansion and Trail Project.” Hear from DCLT’s Executive Director about the vision for the project, with ample opportunity to ask questions and provide early input.
📅 Wednesday, December 10th at 6PM
📍 Dennis Public Library – 5 Hall St. Dennis Port
Special thanks to the Dennis Public Library for hosting us.

Dennis Holiday Stroll
2025-12-14 11:00 - 15:00 | MA
Stop by our table at the Dennis Holiday Stroll on Sunday, December 14th! We’ll be set up next to Seaside Design with handouts, holiday packages for sale, and information about our work.
📅 December 14th 12 PM – 3 PM
📍 Dennis Village
Learn more here

Birding with Naturalist MJ Foti - Indian Lands
2025-12-20 08:00 - 10:00 | MA
Take a walk while discovering the beauty of the Indian Lands and its feathered residents on Saturday, December 20th at 8 AM. Led by expert naturalist MJ Foti, this walk is perfect for bird lovers of all levels. Don’t miss this chance to connect with nature and learn about local bird species!
📍 Indian Lands, 81 Main Street, South Dennis, MA 02660
📆 8 AM – 10 AM on Saturday, December 20th
Register here. Participation is free to members with a suggested $10 donation for non-members

Birding with Naturalist MJ Foti - West Dennis Beach
2025-12-28 08:00 - 10:00 | West Dennis Beach, 1 Davis Beach Road, West Dennis, MA, 02670, United States
Take a walk while discovering the beauty of West Dennis Bach and its feathered residents on December 28th at 8 AM. Led by expert naturalist MJ Foti, this walk is perfect for bird lovers of all levels. Don’t miss this chance to connect with nature and learn about local bird species!

📅 Sunday, December 28th at 8 AM
📍 West Dennis Beach

Register here. Participation is free to members, with a suggested $10 donation for non-members

First Day Hikes
2026-01-01 12:00 - 14:00 | Bush & Indian Lands Conservation Areas, South Dennis, South Dennis
Join the Dennis Conservation Land Trust and Friends of Bass River for a guided walk on January 1st, 12–2 PM. Explore the history and ecology of the area and hear the latest updates on Friends of Bass River’s restoration projects along the River.
📅 January 1st, 12 PM. – 2 PM
📍 Indian Lands, 481 Main Street, South Dennis
Please register here.

Storytelling: A Mid-Winter’s Night Dream at Dennis Public Library
2026-01-31 12:00 - 13:30 | MA
What a better way to celebrate the coming Groundhog Day than with a FREE performance of A Mid-Winter’s Night Dream Saturday, January 31st, 12-1:30pm at the Dennis Public Library?
In this wintry fantasy, is it a groundhog or Jackson Gillman who leaves his den to go on a snowy walkabout, tracks an otter, goes airborne after an exhilarating slide, plunges into icy water, somehow survives hypothermia and dances under the Northern Lights with an angel? Jackson swears that much of these winter adventures are true life. This warm-hearted story will surely be a wild ride and intriguing fun trying to divine fact from fiction.
The fanciful escapade is generally performed for adults, but families and school-age children can easily follow and enjoy the story and songs as well.
This performance is offered in partnership with the Dennis Conservation Land Trust (DCLT) and is partially funded by the Dennis Arts and Culture Council, a local agency for the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.
More info here.

Signs of Wildlife Walk with Diane Palomba
2026-01-31 14:00 - 15:30 | MA
Join us on Saturday, January 31st at 2:00pm at Plashes Conservation Area to walk with Diane Palomba!
Diane Palomba is a Cape Codder who is always enthusiastic about spending time outdoors and looking for wildlife. She has a keen eye for critters we might not otherwise see and spends lots of time photographing them for her own Salty Air Photography. She can be found on Instagram at @saltyairphoto.
Diane will lead us through the town’s Plashe Conservation Area as well as DCLT’s new acquisition in search for various signs of wildlife, focusing on identifying tracks in the snow. It is a great opportunity to see what critters we share Dennis with, and how we can identify them!
Parking at the end of Beach Plum Lane, Dennis Port
PSA; This walk will be through thick snow and possibly icy patches. Expect relatively difficult terrain, so wear tall durable boots and snow pants, or waders if you have them. It will be cold, so bundle up!
Email lydia@dennisconservationlandtrust.org to register!
Photo Credits: Lydia Rheinhardt

TALK: Native & Edible Landscaping
2026-02-08 10:00 - 12:00 | MA
Join us this Sunday to learn all about the world of Native and Edible landscaping! Dave Sandurra founded Edible Landscapes of Cape Cod with the simple mission of helping people grow food and connect with nature in their yards. Dave has developed an obsession with edible perennial plants. He has grown and worked with over 300 hardy edible perennial plant species and loves sharing what he’s learned.
Come and be part of the conversation!

Winter Tree and Shrub ID Walk with Tom Walker
2026-03-22 10:00 - 12:00 | Flax Pond Conservation Area, 90 Setucket Road, South Dennis, Massachusetts, 02660
Join us on Sunday, March 22nd at 10:00am at Flax Pond along Setucket Rd for a Winter Tree and Shrub ID Walk with Tom Walker!
Tom Walker is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst with a Bachelor’s Degree in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology. He spent several seasons surveying wildlife on the west coast for the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management prior to returning to New England. He has many natural history interests and has led walks and given presentations on lichens, fungi, bryophytes, woody plants, and dragonflies. He currently works for Provincetown Water Department.
Tom will lead us around the Flax Pond Conservation Land to learn about plants that can be difficult to identify in the winter months. Cape Cod in March is still cold to wear layers!
Park at the lot along the powerlines for best access.
Coordinates: 41.715761, -70.180844
Email lydia@dennisconservationlandtrust.org to register!

Photo Credits: Tom Walker

Birding with Naturalist MJ Foti
2026-03-27 08:00 - 10:00 | Indian Lands Conservation Area, 81 Main Street, South Dennis, MA, 02660
Take a walk while discovering the beauty of the Indian Lands and its feathered residents on Friday, March 27th, 8 AM. Led by expert naturalist MJ Foti, this walk is perfect for bird lovers of all levels. Don’t miss this chance to connect with nature and learn about local bird species!
Indian Lands Conservation Area, 81 Main Street, South Dennis, MA 02660
8 AM – 10 AM on Friday, March 27th
Register here.
Participation is free to DCLT members with a suggested $10 donation for non-members

Meet Your Local Farmer! (Not Enough Acres Farm Tabling at This!)
2026-03-28 10:00 - 14:00 | Upper Cape Cod Tech, 351 Pleasant Lake Ave., Harwich, MA, United States
Celebrate the start of spring and support local agriculture at the “Meet Your Local Farmers” event on March 28, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cape Cod Regional Technical High School (351 Pleasant Lake Ave., Harwich). Our very own Not Enough Acres Farm will be there talking about upcoming farm events with a spotlight on a natural dye series called Color as Conservation. Come see natural dyeing with our farm’s plant color in action!

We’ll be alongside 50 farms and farm-supporting organizations who will be on hand to answer questions and share their stories of the land. And farmers will be selling their unique products and foods, so it’s a great opportunity to bring home some Cape-grown goodness.
The event, which is free and open to the public, is sponsored by Harwich Conservation Trust (HCT) and the Orleans Farmers Market.
Plus, enjoy jazz tunes performed by Wayne Naus and the Art Ensemble of Cape Cod!
Check out the growing list of farms, farmers & farm-supporting groups that will be featured at the “Meet Your Local Farmers” here.

Vernal Pool Event with Audubon Naturalist Ian Ives
2026-04-04 10:00 - 23:00 | MA
It is officially vernal pool season, so come join us for about an hour on Saturday, April 4th at 10 am at one of Dennis’s most special pools with Audubon Naturalist Ian Ives!
Ian Ives is the Manager at Mass Audubon’s Long Pasture, Ashumet, Barnstable Great Marsh and Skunknett River Wildlife Sanctuaries on Cape Cod. His job responsibilities include overall management of the sanctuaries, community outreach and development, property and ecological management, and education. One of his primary goals is to engage the community in Mass Audubon’s mission work and expand activities at the wildlife sanctuaries he oversees.
At this special event Ian will teach us about vernal pools and the wildlife that depends on them. We will have nets, buckets, and more, to explore the critters we might find at this special habitat. Rubber boots or other waterproof footwear is recommended. The location of the pool will be shared upon registration.
This event will be capped at 20 registrants.
More information about the location will be sent by email 12-24 hours before the event.
RSVP here!

PSA Vernal pools are sensitive habitats so attendance will be capped off at 20 people, so register while there is space.

Learn more about our Community Biodiversity Initiative working with and for vernal pools here.

Cresta Alta Film Screening + Discussion
2026-04-17 16:00 - 17:00 | Cape Cod Museum of Art, 60 Hope Lane, Dennis, MA, 02638, United States
The Cresta Alta Film Tour has been engaging audiences throughout the US with arts councils, colleges, high schools, and museums through Risan Media’s expedition-based climate change documentary film, Cresta Alta, which chronicles a journey to Alaska, Iceland, Chile, and Peru to document glaciological research expeditions and sustainability. The film screening is followed by a Risan Studies Q&A and Panel Discussion with environmental filmmaker, Todd Anders Johnson, Rick Bishop, Executive Director, Friends of Bass River and David Fryxell, Ph.D., Executive Director & Ecologist of the Dennis Conservation Land Trust.
Todd Anders Johnson studied development issues at the University of Washington. With a foundational perspective that more sustainable policies are imperative and that there are effective renewable and sustainable options to employ at the regional, national, and global levels, Todd has dedicated himself to the arts, creating entertaining and educational film, music, and events.

In Cresta Alta, join filmmaker, Todd Anders Johnson, on a 10 day backpacking expedition to the McCall Glacier in the Alaskan Arctic National Wildlife Refuge with Dr. Matt Nolan; setting up basecamp at the Gamma Glacier in the Olivares Basin, high in the Chilean Andes with Dr. Sebastian Mernild; trekking to Lake Pacacocha, situated at 15,000 feet in elevation, in the Peruvian Cordillera Blanca with Dr. Rachel Chisolm; joining the Icelandic Glaciological Society jeeping up the Vatnajökull ice cap to conduct ice core drilling and meeting with the President of Iceland to discuss his experiences and perspectives on climate change impacts in Iceland.

Dennis Conservation Celebration
2026-04-18 10:00 - 14:00 | Johnny Kelley Park, 180 Old Bass River Rd, South Dennis, MA, 02660, United States
Join the Dennis Department of Natural Resources and the Dennis Conservation Land Trust for a town wide cleanup from 10:00 AM-12:00 PM and then from 12:00 PM-2:00 PM for a community celebration with free food, games, and prizes as well as tabling from local organizations!
RSVP here.

Home Grown Tour: From Seed to Starter at Matt's Organic Gardens
2026-04-23 15:00 - 17:00 | Matt’s Organic Gardens, 36 Upper County Road, Dennis Port, MA, 02639, United States
The Dennis Conservation Land Trust’s Home Grown Farm Tour series invites curious locals and seasonal visitors the opportunity to step behind farm doors to meet the people who grow food, fiber, and seafood from the land and sea, and to witness the intimate rhythms of a working farm.
From oyster farms to regenerative farm fields yielding fresh produce and flowers, the series doesn’t just showcase Dennis farms, it reveals the hands, hearts, and stories behind it. Think of it as a guided stroll through the town’s living pantry, where every turn offers a taste of connection, history, and a renewed appreciation for where our food comes from.

*CORRECTED DATE* Join us April 23rd, 3pm-5pm at Matt’s Organic Gardens in Dennis Port!
Matt’s Organic Gardens is a certified organic farm and garden center located at 36 Upper County Rd in Dennis Port. They specialize in growing heirloom and organic vegetable starts, herbs, and flowers from seed and plug, carrying them through to on-site retail sales. Their approach is rooted in soil health, seed independence, and sustainable growing practices and believe healthy soil grows resilient plants without the need for synthetic chemicals.
Founded with a deep respect for traditional farming methods, Matt’s Organic is committed to soil and water health and educating the community about where their food comes from and why it matters.
Register here.
Members Free, Non-Members $20
Membership starts at $50 so consider becoming a member!
Next up:
Home Grown Tour: From Spawn to Table at A.R.C. Shellfish Hatchery, May 1 @ 5:00 pm-6:30 pm

Not Enough Acres Farm Workday
2026-04-26 10:00 - 16:00 | Not Enough Acres Farm, 107 Sesuit Neck Road, East Dennis, MA, 02641, United States
Our next workday at Not Enough Acres Farm is on Sunday, April 26 from 10am-4pm!
We had so much fun at our first farm workday last month and we want to keep that energy going–there’s still so much to do before the growing season starts. We would love your help 🌱  We’ll be planting flowers, weeding, installing vertical growing arches, mulching, and digging garden beds!   Join for however long you would like.
We hope to see you there!

Email lbarstein@dennisconservationlandtrust.org to register.

Pond Ecology Matters: Biodiversity and Its Role in Pond Health
2026-05-01 13:00 - 14:30 | APCC’s Koppel Center, 482 Main St (Rte 6A), Dennis, MA, 02638, United States
Join us at the Association to Preserve Cape Cod’s Koppel Center for a talk by our very own Dave Fryxell on how Pond Ecology Matters: Biodiversity and Its Role in Pond Health.
Cape Cod’s ponds are more than scenic features—they are vibrant ecosystems that support an extraordinary diversity of life and provide services essential to our communities. While growing concerns about pollution and declining water quality are rightly receiving attention, an equally important and often overlooked piece of the puzzle is biodiversity itself.
In this talk, Dave will explore how the plants, animals, and microscopic life within ponds shape their health, resilience, and function. Drawing on classic studies and compelling real-world, local examples, he will share stories that reveal how ponds both support and depend on the rich web of life they contain.
Attendees will come away with a deeper appreciation for the hidden dynamics of pond ecosystems and why biodiversity is central to the services they provide.
RSVP here.

Speaker: Dave Fryxell is the executive director of the Dennis Conservation Land Trust and a research scientist with the University of Connecticut’s Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. He earned a Ph.D. in ecology and evolution from the University of California, Santa Cruz, where he studied in the Freshwater and Coastal Ecology lab group, and later completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Auckland’s School of Environment. Dave’s research and teaching have focused on freshwater ecology, with a particular interest in how biodiversity shapes and is shaped by freshwater ecosystems.

Herring Walk and Talk with Brad Chase
2026-05-01 17:00 - 19:00 | Dennis Conservation Land Trust, 107 Sesuit Neck Rd, East Dennis, MA, 02641, United States
SOLD OUT!
The herring are back! Join us on Friday May 1st at 5:00pm at the DCLT headquarters to learn about these local legends. Brad Chase from the MA Division of Marine Fisheries will lead us down one of our next door herring runs, teaching us about what makes these fish so special.
Brad Chase is the Diadromous Fish Project Leader for the MA Division of Marine Fisheries. He is the Massachusetts representative on the technical committees of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission on American Eel, River Herring, American Shad and Fish Passage. Brad is a Harwich native who has worked on monitoring, management and restoration efforts for DMF for sea-run fish for over 30 years.
RSVP here.
Parking at 107 Sesuit Neck Rd, East Dennis, MA 02641

Gardening Tips with Terra Firma Permagardens
2026-05-07 15:00 - 17:00 | Dennis Conservation Land Trust, 107 Sesuit Neck Rd, East Dennis, MA, 02641, United States
Back in October, Peter Jensen of Terra Firma Permagardens taught us about building “biointensive double-dug garden beds.” This method may sound like a mouthful, but it’s actually a really simple way to improve your soil and grow an abundance of healthy crops…even in a small backyard!
On Thursday, May 7 at 3pm, Peter will be back for a workshop about how you can plant “intensively” in these beds–that is maximize space to grow the most veggies! Join us at Not Enough Acres Farm for the fun.
RSVP here.
About Peter:
Peter has been working for over 30 years in agroecological extension education and outreach support with a variety of international organizations in Africa, Asia and The Americas. Peter developed the Terra Firma method as a low risk decision-making and action-taking process that can easily reach even the world’s most marginalized populations, engaging them as ecosystem allies rather than enemies, thus allowing ecosystem rehabilitation and family food security to become co-equal partners in community and ecosystem growth and empowerment.

Home Grown Tour: From Spawn to Table at A.R.C. Shellfish Hatchery
2026-05-07 17:00 - 18:30 | A.R.C. Hatchery, 99 Chapin Beach Road, Dennis, MA, 02675
The Dennis Conservation Land Trust’s Home Grown Farm Tour series invites curious locals and seasonal visitors the opportunity to step behind farm doors to meet the people who grow food, fiber, and seafood from the land and sea, and to witness the intimate rhythms of a working farm.
From oyster farms to regenerative farm fields yielding fresh produce and flowers, the series doesn’t just showcase Dennis farms, it reveals the hands, hearts, and stories behind it. Think of it as a guided stroll through the town’s living pantry, where every turn offers a taste of connection, history, and a renewed appreciation for where our food comes from.

Join us May 7th, 5pm-6:30pm at the Aquacultural Research Corporation (A.R.C.) in Dennis!
A.R.C. is the largest commercial shellfish hatchery in Massachusetts, spawning millions of juvenile clams and oysters for farmers, municipalities and non-profits groups. Founded in 1960, A.R.C. employs over 25 people at the facility behind Chapin Beach and supports over 1300 jobs in the state. The tour will travel From Spawn to Table, highlighting the hatchery, as well as algae and farming operations.
The tour is about 1-1.5 hours in length.
There WILL be some delicious sampling!
RSVP here.
Members Free, Non-Members $20
Membership starts at $50 so consider becoming a member!
