Virtual Talk: The Ecology of a Cape Cod Salt Marsh
Thu, Dec 17
|Zoom
Local teacher and naturalist Gil Newton will discuss the unique assemblage of plants and animals and their interactions within a local salt marsh. He will also discuss the ecological and economic importance of marshes in New England.


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Dec 17, 2020, 5:00 PM
Zoom
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In this virtual talk, local teacher and naturalist Gil Newton will discuss the unique assemblage of plants and animals and their interactions within a local salt marsh. He will also discuss the ecological and economic importance of marshes in New England. This talk is presented in conjunction with the exhibition ED CHESNOVITCH: MAN ON THE MARSH.
About Gilbert Newton
Mr. Gilbert Newton is a Cape Cod native who has been teaching environmental and marine science at Sandwich High School and the Cape Cod Community College for many years. His classes included coastal ecology, botany, coastal zone management, and environmental technology. In 2013 he founded and became the first Director of the Sandwich STEM Academy.
He completed his graduate work in biology at Florida State University. He has also taught and continues to teach classes for the Massachusetts Maritime Academy, the Falmouth Academy, Bridgewater State University and the Waquoit Bay National…
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