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Events and Excursions
Seacrest Wolf Preserve Trip
WHAT: We are taking a trip to Seacrest Wolf Preserve! This trip allows everyone over the age of 6 into the wolf enclosures. If you have a child under the age of six, there are activities involving wildlife available to them as well. If you RSVP to this event, a space will be reserved for you. Space is limited, please contact us as soon as possible!
WHEN: Saturday, January 17th, 2009
TIME: We will leave at 10:00 a.m. and will be back around 4:30 (The drive is about 2 hours and the tour is around 2.5 hours)
WHERE: We will meet at Bagelheads at 916 East Garden Street. I will have printed out directions for everyone about how to get to the Preserve. Please carpool if you can!
BRING: Water, food, comfortable shoes. No sandals! If you want to take photos, please bring a disposable camera- no digital cameras or cell phones will be allowed in the enclosures. The tour is $15 per person. No dogs allowed.
RSVP: (850) 429-8422 or email us at coastkeeperchips@emeraldcoastkeeper.org
Wolf Preserve Trip Flyer
For more information about Seacrest Wolf Preserve, please visit their website at www.seacrestwolfpreserve.org
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PAST EVENTS
Bream Fisherman Association/Emerald Coastkeeper's Annual Picnic
This was a fantastic way to spend the day! We loved seeing everyone who came, and enjoyed our chance to talk to some of our local candidates!
Canoe and Kayak Trip with Dave McGehee
10-19-08
This event was a great success! Emerald Coastkeeper members (and potential members) paddled around the bay for about two hours, enjoying the sunshine and the enlightening words of Dave McGehee. We are looking forward to our next outdoor excursion.
Kayak Trip to Dead Man's Island
11-22-08
This trip was amazing. Even in the cold weather we had several people show. Not only did we have a gorgeous boat trip out, once on the island we discovered bear tracks! What an incredible find. Heather Reed gave us a perfect intro to our tour of the island.
Kayak Trip to Big Sabine Bay
12-13-08
Though cold and wind altered our route a bit, seeing these fantastic canals was worth it. Michael O'Donovan explained that the canals were originally dug to prevent mosquito habitation! Of course, that was not exactly a successful venture, but it has created rather windy and wandering waterways for us to explore. Thanks Michael!
Big Sabine Bay Flyer
Bream Fisherman Association/Emerald Coastkeeper's Annual Picnic
This was a fantastic way to spend the day! We loved seeing everyone who came, and enjoyed our chance to talk to some of our local candidates!
Canoe and Kayak Trip with Dave McGehee
10-19-08
This event was a great success! Emerald Coastkeeper members (and potential members) paddled around the bay for about two hours, enjoying the sunshine and the enlightening words of Dave McGehee. We are looking forward to our next outdoor excursion.
Kayak Trip to Dead Man's Island
11-22-08
This trip was amazing. Even in the cold weather we had several people show. Not only did we have a gorgeous boat trip out, once on the island we discovered bear tracks! What an incredible find. Heather Reed gave us a perfect intro to our tour of the island.
Kayak Trip to Big Sabine Bay
12-13-08
Though cold and wind altered our route a bit, seeing these fantastic canals was worth it. Michael O'Donovan explained that the canals were originally dug to prevent mosquito habitation! Of course, that was not exactly a successful venture, but it has created rather windy and wandering waterways for us to explore. Thanks Michael!
Big Sabine Bay Flyer
