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    Right Whale skim feeding off Wood End Lighthouse, Provincetown, MA

    Right Whales & Birds

    Each winter and spring, the most endangered large whale in the world, the North Atlantic right whale, comes to Cape Cod Bay to feed.

    Join PCCS scientist and marine educators on a field walk to watch right whales and birds form shore this Spring.

    PCCS will lead guided walks to Race Point, Wood End, and/or Long Point, to watch right whales as they skim feed across the surface of the water, often only a few hundred feet from shore.  PCCS scientist and marine educators will tell you about the local flora and fauna, as well as updates on the season's right whale research findings and sightings.

    If you'd like to join our mailing list for short notice walks, please email whalewatch@coastalstudies.org and put right whale walk in the subject line. 

    When our aerial and/or boat right whale survey teams report near shore sightings of whales, we will contact those interested with details of meeting times and places.

    For more information, please contact:

    Joanne M. Jarzobski
    whalewatch@coastalstudies.org
    508-487-3623 ext. 107

    OR

    Lisa Sette

    sette@coastalstudies.org

    508-487-3623 x108

     
     


     
     


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