Self-guided tour when the Refuge is open (7 days a week, sunrise to sunset).
Exhibits are located at Kayak Launch across from Lot 1, Salt Pannes, and Stage Island Trail at Lot 6.
Meet the Artists and Scientists on Sept 24 & Sept 25 11 am – 2 pm.
Once and Future Marsh Self Guided Tour
Tuesday, September 20, 2022
Date & Time
Tuesday, September 20, 2022
Recurring Event
Time Slot(s):
Description
The “Once and Future Salt Marsh” is an art-science installation that is a collaboration between Gloucester-based artists Susan Quateman and photographer Les Bartlett, Parker River NWR, and Marine Biological Lab. The installation uses three marsh critters to showcase the past (Rainbow Smelt), the present (Saltmarsh Sparrow), and the future (Fiddler Crab). Through these featured animals, the exhibit showcases how climate change impacts various animals that call salt marsh home. Pick up an exhibit tour sheet at the Refuge gatehouse.
Special Instructions
Locations and instructions for self-guided tour will be available at the Refuge gatehouse and posted on Refuge website in September. https://www.fws.gov/refuge/parker-river/
Host
SQ & LB Artist Collaboration, Marine Biological Lab, USFWS
Address
Watercraft River Access, Parker River National Wildlife Refuge, Refuge Road, Newbury, MA, USA
Watercraft River Access, Parker River National Wildlife Refuge, Refuge Road, Newbury, MA, USA
DirectionsAccessibility
Accessible / Wheelchair or stroller accommodating
Fun for Kids
Parking Available
Restrooms Available
Event Category
- Arts & Culture
- Bike-related
- Nature / Science
