Friday Afternoon Club (Early): Playing in the Tidal Muck
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I wanted to give the heads up about this event which takes place FRIDAY:
Washington Sea Grant will sponsor a beach walk from 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. along the Manchester shoreline. The event is planned for an
extreme low tide with a full moon to give participants a chance to
see all manner of creepy crawling tidal creatures.
Co-sponsors are WSU Kitsap Cooperative Extension, Kitsap Beach
Naturalists and People for Puget Sound and the Committee to Restore
Duncan Creek.
The event will be filmed by Northwest Creative Media. See KING5
coverage of an earlier Manchester Beach seine event at the
committee’s Web site, www.manchestermarina.com.
The tidal walk is free. RSVP to Daoud Miller at (206) 382-7007,
extension 217 or @ dmiller@pugetsound.org. Participants should
dress warmly, bring flashlights with extra batteries and wading
boots. Meet at the Manchester Library.
Another beach walk is planned Feb. 6 at Fort Ward State Park,
Bainbridge Island. For more information, visit the People for Puget
Sound Web site at http://www.pugetsound.org.
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January 7th, 2009 at 1:08 pm
[...] For more info, download a poster about the outing (PDF 401 kb) or check Chris Henry’s blog, Speaking of South Kitsap. [...]