Saturday, September 8

Coastal Ecology and Beachcombing

Discover the abundant resources that Native people have relied on for thousands of years during this beach walk at Bluff Point State Park in Groton. The shoreline and Long Island Sound provide a bounty of clams, mussels, crabs, lobster, and many fish species for people to harvest and admire. Museum Head Curator Stephen Cook leads this two-hour adventure in search of coastal resources and discusses how they were used. Meet at Bluff Point at noon, limited to 25, call 800-411-9671 to register and for directions, $12/$10 for Museum members.