Wellfleet Bay - Mass Audubon

Summer 2016
Wellfleet Bay
Natural History Day Camp
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P.O. Box 236, South Wellfleet, MA 02663
508-349-2615
massaudubon.org/wellfleetbaycamp
Wellfleet Bay
Natural History Day Camp
Our camp is designed to promote a child’s lasting curiosity and excitement about nature. Our goal is to instill
awareness and appreciation of the natural world, to teach responsibility for the environment, and to promote an
understanding of our place in nature. Camp activities are carefully planned to meet these goals and, at the same
time, create a fun and memorable experience.
about MASS AUDUBON
Mass Audubon works to protect the nature of Massachusetts for people and wildlife.
Together with more than 100,000 members, we care for 35,000 acres of conservation
land; provide school, camp, and other educational programs for 225,000 children
and adults annually; and advocate for sound environmental policies at local, state,
and federal levels. Each year, our statewide network of wildlife sanctuaries welcomes
nearly half a million visitors of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds and serves as the
base for our work. To support these important efforts, call 800-AUDUBON (800-2838266) or visit massaudubon.org.
about WELLFLEET BAY
Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary serves more than 1,100 children through day
camp each year and welcomes more than 32,000 visitors annually. We protect
and conduct research on a number of Cape Cod’s endangered, threatened, or
at-risk species. Our robust science program allows us to bring actual research
into all of our education programs, including day camp. To support Wellfleet
Bay’s conservation and education work, call 508-349-2615, extension 109,
or visit massaudubon.org/wellfleetbay, click the Donate button, and select
“Wellfleet Bay.”
about CAMP
Camp Staff
Additional Camp Information
Our staff are chosen for their enthusiasm, experience, knowledge,
and ability to work with children in the outdoors. They are college
graduates or undergraduates currently enrolled in an environmental and/or educational field of study. Staff members participate in a
week long pre-camp training and are certified in First Aid and CPR.
Pick up Window: If your child’s camp ends at 12:30 pm,
you may pick him/her up anytime from 12:15 to 12:45 pm.
If your child’s camp ends at 2:30 pm, you may pick him/her
up anytime from 2:15 to 2:45 pm. This will help to alleviate
congestion in the parking lot.
Our Expectations of Campers
Family Hikes: Check out some of the cool places that
your camper has been talking about, from the coyote den
to the “painted turtle bridge.” Wednesday mornings from
8 to 8:45 am. Preregistration is not required and the hike is
open to all family members.
Due to the outdoor and exploratory nature of our camp program,
campers must be able to move about on uneven terrain. Campers
are expected to meaningfully participate in age-appropriate
activities, including nature study. All campers must follow stated
behavior expectations and safety rules. The camp director reserves
the right to dismiss a camper when, in his/her judgement, the
camper’s behavior interferes with the rights of others or the smooth
functioning of the group or activity, or violates the camp’s behavior
policy. In such cases no refunds will be provided. If you have any
questions regarding your child’s ability to participate in our camp
program, please contact the Camp Director.
2 Contact Information:
E-mail us at wellfleetbaycamp@massaudubon.org
or call 508-349-2615. Our website is
massaudubon.org/wellfleetbaycamp.
Day Camp T-Shirts
The 2016 day camp T-shirts will be available for purchase
throughout the week. Thank you to Phyllis Evenden who
designed this year’s day camp T-shirt, which features a
barn swallow.
Summer 2016 | Wellfleet Bay Natural History Day Camp
Combined Session for
First Week of Camp:
June 20–24
Exploring Wellfleet Bay
Half-day camp for all groups.
June 20–24, 9 am–12:30 pm
Fee: $150 M/$215 NM
Group 1: Discoverers &
Adventurers (Grades PreK–1)
Group 2: Explorers & Naturalists
(Grades 2–5)
Explore different habitats
and search for wildlife at the
sanctuary. Complete with
nets, buckets, field guides,
and magnifiers, you and your
group will check out spots
along the trail and “off the
beaten path.”
Too Young for Camp?
Visit
massaudubon.org/wellfleetbay
for a listing of guided programs for
families with young children.
You’re Never Too
Old For Camp!
See page 7 for opportunities for
high school students.
registration INFORMATION
Registration Policy
Financial Aid
Registration begins January 5. Registrations
will be accepted online or by mail through
May 15; after May 15, only phone and
mail-in registrations will be accepted. Mailed
registrations will be stamped with the date
of receipt and processed on a first-come,
first-served basis. Registration must include
payment for 50% of the total camp fees.
Payment includes a nonrefundable $50 per
camper per session enrollment fee that is
applied to your camp tuition and cannot be
transferred to another camper, family or camp
location. If registering after May 15, payment
in full is required.
To register, visit massaudubon.org/
wellfleetbaycamp, call 508-349-2615, or
mail this form and payment to: Wellfleet
Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, P.O. Box 236, South
Wellfleet, MA 02663.
Financial assistance is available based on
demonstrated economic need and available
funds, and is generally limited to one
session per child; however, all applications
are considered. Applications are due by
May 15. Please call the Camp Director to
request an application or download one at
massaudubon.org/campforms.
Registration Confirmation
All camp forms and waivers are due two
months prior to the start of your camper’s
session. The balance of your camp tuition is
due by May 15. If registering after May 15,
payment in full is required and a specific
camp form deadline will be set for you. A
camper cannot attend camp and his/her spot
is not guaranteed until all forms, waivers,
and payments are completed (or a payment
plan has been established). A fee of $75 per
camper will be charged for incomplete or late
forms and waivers.
A confirmation packet containing important
documents and information will be sent
once your camper’s registration has been
processed.
Mass Audubon Membership Discount
Mass Audubon members at the Family level
or above receive a discounted rate. To qualify,
your membership must be current through
your camper’s last session, and you must be
the parent, grandparent, or legal guardian
of the camper being enrolled. Membership
can be purchased or renewed at the time of
registration. If you are unsure of your member
status, please call 508-349-2615.
Additional Discounts
Campers who reside on Cape Cod year-round
receive a $40 discount on half-day programs
and a $60 discount on full-day programs.
Proof of the camper’s enrollment in a Cape
Cod school district in the form of a report
card, progress report, or letter from the school
must accompany registration in order for the
camper to receive the discount. To qualify,
your membership must be current through
your camper’s last session, and you must be
the parent, grandparent, or legal guardian of
the camper being enrolled.
Refund Policy
A full refund, minus the nonrefundable
enrollment fee, is provided to camp families
who cancel in writing on or before May 15.
After May 15 no refund is available. Lost
deposits are not transferable, and refunds are
not given for participant dismissal, failure to
attend, absence or sick days. If we must cancel
a session, you will receive a full refund.
Important Deadlines
Camp License
Our camp complies with the regulations of
the Massachusetts Department of Public
Health (105 CMR 430) and is licensed by the
Wellfleet Board of Health.
ACA Accreditation
We are proud to be accredited by the
American Camp Association. Developed
exclusively for the camp industry, this
nationally recognized program focuses on
program quality, and health and safety,
management, and camp operations.
Camp Policy Requests
You may request copies of our background
check, healthcare, discipline, bullying, and
grievance policies at any time.
Questions?
Contact the camp director
and registrar at:
wellfleetbaycamp@
massaudubon.org
or 508-349-2615
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DISCOVERERS
Entering PreK or K (must be age 4 by April 1, 2016)
Half Day: 9 am–12:30 pm June 27–July 15: $230 M/$295 NM, per week
July 18–September 2: $240 M/$305 NM, per week
Full Day: 9 am–2:30 pm
June 27–July 15: $290 M/$355 NM, per week
July 18–September 2: $310 M/$375 NM, per week
ADVENTURERS
Entering Grade 1
Half Day: 9 am–12:30 pm
Full Day: 9 am–2:30 pm
June 27–July 15: $240 M/$305 NM, per week
July 18–September 2: $250 M/$315 NM, per week
June 27–July 15 $295 M/$360 NM, per week
July 18–September 2: $305 M/$370 NM, per week
The Discoverers program is designed to encourage a young
child’s curiosity, increase sensory awareness, and provide an
introduction to field experience. Classes are Monday through
Friday, half day (with a mid-morning snack from home) or full
day (with snack and lunch). Camper-to-camp instructor ratio is
5:1.
The Adventurers program provides field experience through
hands-on exploration, crafts, and creative games that focus on
animals and their habitats. Classes are Monday through Friday,
half day (with a mid-morning snack) or full day (with snack and
lunch). Camper-to-camp instructor ratio is 5:1.
6/20–6/24 Exploring
Wellfleet Bay (see page 3)
6/20–6/24 Exploring
Wellfleet Bay (see page 3)
6/27–7/1 Beach Biologists
Who dug those little holes?
What animal is hiding in this
shell? Act like a naturalist
as you use magnifiers and
field guides to discover what
animals call the beach their
home!
7/4–7/8 Adaptation Station
How do pipefish avoid
predators? What helps a seal
live underwater? Explore
our local habitats in search
of plants and animals with
awesome adaptations!
7/11–7/15 Seaside
Adventure
When the tide goes out,
discover all the critters
underneath. Watch fiddler
crabs race about, feel snails
crawl on your hand, and listen
to gulls squawk in the wind.
7/18–7/22 Camouflaged
Critters
Learn about some of the
best camouflaged critters
in the animal world, such
as chipmunks, caterpillars,
and green frogs. Test your
observation skills with games
along the trail!
7/25–7/29 Life at the
Sea’s Edge
Feel the ocean breeze on
your face and the sand under
your feet. Use dip nets to look
for fish as well as different
species of crabs and worms.
4 8/1–8/5 Things that Fly
The sky is full of animals with
awesome adaptations that
help them soar! Search for
different species of gulls,
terns, and butterflies as we
explore the beach and fields!
8/8–8/12 Habitat Hunt
Join our hunt for the
coolest habitats at Wellfleet
Bay! Learn what makes
animals like fiddler crabs,
salamanders, and pond
turtles so interesting!
8/15–8/19 Marsh Muckers
Sneak through the cordgrass.
Slop through the muck. Get
wet and muddy while you
discover the most incredible
wetland critters you’ve ever
seen!
8/22–8/26 Garden Explorers
Search for animals that make
their homes among the
flowers, play games, and help
plants grow! We’ll plant our
own seedlings to take home.
8/29–9/2 Salty Discoverers
What better place than Cape
Cod to discover creatures
of the sea and salt marsh?
Beachcomb to your heart’s
delight as you meander
through the salt air looking
for eels and fiddler crabs.
6/27–7/1 Deep-Sea Explorer
Use your imagination to go
on a journey to the deep
sea! Uncover mysteries of
the deep and learn how
certain animals can live in this
extreme habitat.
7/4–7/8 Sealife Scientists
Investigate the different
habitats where marine
animals live. Find fiddler crabs
in the marsh, moon snails in
the tidal flats, and terns diving
into the bay.
7/11–7/15 Saltwater
Wonders
Get salty and wet! Stroll
along looking for crabs and
eels in the marsh, clams and
shorebirds on the flats, and
schooling fish in the water.
7/18–7/22 Musical Nature
Sometimes nature is very
quiet and other times it is
quite noisy! We’ll focus on
our sense of hearing as we
explore the natural world and
listen for sounds made by
wind, water, and animals.
7/25–7/29 Mini Marvels of
Nature
Explore fields, swamps, and
the water’s edge in search
of some of Cape Cod’s
smallest animals. We’ll go
out on expeditions looking
for insects, fiddler crabs,
minnows, and more!
8/1–8/5 Track Detectives
What animal walked along the
beach? Who made a home in
this tree? Practice your nature
detective skills with scavenger
hunts and games as we search
for clues left by animals.
8/8–8/12 Go Fish!
Use seine nets, dip nets, fish
traps, and more to get up
close and personal with some
of your favorite scaly friends!
8/15–8/19 Wild in the Woods
Let’s get wild! Scurry like a
squirrel, slither like a snake,
hop like a bird, and march like
an ant! Find out the secrets to
being wild in the woods.
8/22–8/26 Between
the Tides
As the tide goes out, a whole
new world is uncovered.
Discover burrowing clams,
crawling hermit crabs, noisy
shorebirds, and more!
8/29–9/2 Pond Patrol
Hey, pond creatures! We’re
here to patrol your habitats!
Keep an eye out for basking
turtles, hopping frogs,
swimming fish, and hungry
nymphs.
Summer 2016 | Wellfleet Bay Natural History Day Camp
EXPLORERS
Entering Grades 2 or 3
Half Day: 9 am–12:30 pm
Full Day: 9 am–2:30 pm
Half Day: June 27–July 15: $255 M/$320 NM, per week
Full Day:
July 18–September 2: $275 M/$340 NM, per week
June 27–July 15: $315 M/$380 NM, per week
July 18–September 2: $335 M/$400 NM, per week
The Explorers program emphasizes
the natural history of animals and the
interrelationships of all living things
through observation and hands-on field
activities. This program includes special
activities on Wednesday mornings led by
Wellfleet Bay researchers. Each week we
offer a half day (with a mid-morning snack
from home) and a full day (with a snack
and lunch). Camper-to-camp instructor
ratio is 7:1.
6/20–6/24 Exploring Wellfleet Bay (see page 3)
6/27–7/1 Ocean “Monsters”
Discover some of the fascinating creatures that roam the waters around Cape
Cod. Learn about leatherback sea turtles, basking sharks, ocean sunfish, and more
through games and crafts.
7/4–7/8 Along the Seashore
Along the seashore, we will take binoculars and seine nets to examine moon
snails, hermit crabs, periwinkles, calico crabs, sea worms, clams, oysters, and
mussels.
7/11–7/15 Magnificent Marine Mammals
Discover some of the Cape’s most amazing marine animals. Learn about the
species of whales and seals that visit Cape Cod waters and what we can do to help
these magnificent animals.
7/18–7/22 The Active Cape
How long has the Cape been here? How much longer will it be here? The sands of
the Cape are constantly moving. Find out where this sand came from and where
it’s going.
7/25–7/29 Believe It or Not
Did you know that horseshoe crabs and barnacles eat with their feet and some
turtles have a natural antifreeze they use to survive winter? The animal world is a
fascinating place!
8/1–8/5 The Green Earth
Learn ways to live while being kind to the earth. Familiarize yourself with outdoor
living skills and low-impact hiking as we trek along the sanctuary. Also, learn to
recycle, compost, and grow organic food.
8/8–8/12 No Bones About It
No bones, soft bodies, and lots of interesting behaviors: Squid, jellyfish, crabs,
insects, slugs, and more make up over half of the animal world. Dissect a squid to
get a better understanding of how this creature functions.
8/15–8/19 Super Powers
If you had a super power what would it be? Would you fly? Be invisible? Glow in
the dark? Is there an animal out there that has that exact power? Discover the
amazing powers animals use to stalk prey—and evade capture!
8/22–8/26 Micro to Macro
Nature’s food chain depends on all creatures—from microscopic plankton to
massive whales. Investigate how these worlds interact.
8/29–9/2 Critter Costume Party
Learn how some animals “dress up” to hide while others don elaborate costumes
to attract potential mates and scare off competition. Explore fur, feathers, scales,
and more as you create your own critter costume.
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NATURALISTS
Entering Grades 4 or 5
9 am–2:30 pm
June 27–July 15: $355 M/$420 NM, per week
July 18–September 2: $365 M/$430 NM, per week
The Naturalists program allows those interested in science
to participate in field activities while learning methods
and techniques used in wildlife community investigations.
Classes are full day with a mid-morning snack and lunch.
This program also includes weekly field trips to areas
relevant to the subject being studied. Camper-to-camp
instructor ratio is 8:1.
6/20–6/24 Exploring Wellfleet Bay (see page 3)
6/27–7/1 Endangered Species
Includes a Nauset Marsh cruise. Cape Cod is home to a number
of threatened and endangered species: piping plovers, ospreys,
diamondback terrapins, and humpback whales are a few
that are making a comeback. Learn how you can help these
creatures survive.
7/4–7/8 Coastal Encounters
Includes a trip to the dunes and an ocean-side beach. Cape
Cod is the perfect place to encounter coastal life. Observe
shorebirds on barrier beaches, dig for clams and worms on tidal
flats, muck for about for crabs and eels in salt marshes, and
follow coyote tracks in dunes!
8/8–8/12 Nature of Cape Cod
Includes a hike along Cape Cod’s Outer Beach. What makes
Cape Cod unique? Is it the fact that it’s the meeting point
of southern and northern currents, or is it its glacial origin?
Investigate the Cape’s unique habitats, from kettle ponds to
sand dunes to clay cliffs.
8/15–8/19 Wildlife Watchers
Includes a trip to the Beech Forest. Become a true wildlife
watcher by developing your observation skills. Spend extra
time watching birds in the forest or observing fiddler crabs
interacting with each other. Travel across the sanctuary
investigating animal behaviors and identifying their special
characteristics.
7/11–7/15 Spineless Wonders
Includes a trip to a rocky beach and tide pools. Over 80% of
the animal world is made up of animals without backbones—
such as insects, worms, slugs, jellyfish, squid, clams, and crabs!
Uncover crabs and sea anemones, dissect a squid, dig for clams
and worms, and hunt (with nets) for dragonflies and butterflies.
8/22–8/26 Marine Life Mania
Includes a trip to Chatham’s piers to observe birds,
invertebrates, and possibly seals. From salt marshes to
harbors, discover the connections between the biomes of the
marine environment. Survey the invertebrates of the tidal flats
by seining, dipping, and digging. Check out fish, crabs, seals,
and other animals during our trip to Chatham.
7/18–7/22 Ocean Odyssey
Includes a marine life cruise aboard the Albatross. Explore
Cape Cod’s marine communities, including the ocean, bay,
marsh, and beach. Discover invertebrates such as shrimp, crabs,
and clams by seining, dipping, and digging. Learn about marine
species including whales, seals, and lobsters. We may also
discover spider crabs, sea stars, and skates on our cruise.
8/29–9/2 The Hunters and the Hunted
Includes a trip to the Provincetown breakwater. Marine
animals have a range of ways they hunt and consume food.
Imagine an animal with a beak inside its mouth or one that
can regurgitate its own insides! It’s not science fiction; it’s life
on Cape Cod. Whether it’s sharks in the bay or fish in the pond,
discover how animals hunt or keep from being hunted.
7/25–7/29 Wildlife Tracks and Traces
Includes a dune hike in Provincetown or Truro. In the heat of
summer, some of the Cape’s wildlife bury underground, while
other native animals are nocturnal. We’ll look for animal tracks
and traces, such as mammal tracks, birds’ nests, clam holes, and
turtle signs.
8/1–8/5 Cape Cod Cold-Bloods
Includes a trip to Gull and Higgins Pond sluiceway. What do
fish, turtles, and snakes have in common? They are all coldblooded! This week seine for fish, hunt for turtles, and search for
frogs and salamanders.
6 There’s more to explore at Wildwood, Mass Audubon’s overnight
camp in Rindge, New Hampshire. Campers ages 9–17 enjoy
hands-on, nature-focused, outdoor activities with well-trained staff
in a beautiful natural setting. Choose from one-week and twoweek overnight sessions, Teen Treks, Leaders-in-Training Sessions,
and Family Camp. Call 866-627-2267 (toll-free) or visit
massaudubon.org/wildwood to learn more.
Summer 2016 | Wellfleet Bay Natural History Day Camp
ECOLOGISTS
The Ecologists program expands on existing natural history knowledge.
Campers will explore both on and off the sanctuary and participate in inquirybased activities, scientific research, and ecological management studies. All
Entering Grades 6–8
sessions include opportunities to learn practical field techniques and ecological
9 am–2:30 pm
practices, as well as outdoor skills such as kayaking or snorkeling. Each week a
June 27–July 15: $385 M/$450 NM, per week
July 18–September 2: $395 M/$460 NM, per week different activity is offered with an emphasis on proper instruction and safety.
Camper-to-camp instructor ratio is 8:1.
6/27–7/1 Get Out!
Includes a paddleboarding and snorkeling trip. Get outdoors
and stay active this week while learning new outdoor skills,
such as paddleboarding, snorkeling, orienteering, and lowimpact hiking. Look for wildlife and explore estuaries, bays,
ponds, and backwoods.
7/4–7/8 Island Explorations
Includes a boat trip to Tern Island and a hike to Great Island.
Discover why island ecology is unique as we venture to Great
Island and Try Island in Wellfleet and Chatham’s Tern Island.
Look for marine life and search for clues from Cape Cod’s past,
such as evidence of pirates and whalers.
7/11–7/15 Exotic Aquatics
Includes a kayak trip and a snorkeling trip. Introduced plants
and animals threaten our native wildlife. Learn to recognize the
“most wanted” aquatic invaders, from crabs to seaweeds, as we
snorkel ponds, creeks, and bays to document unwanted pests
above and below the water. Search for native fish and plants
and develop ideas to slow the alien invaders.
7/18–7/22 Carnivores of the Cape
Includes a seal cruise and a whale watch. Eat or be eaten is the
rule in the world of wildlife. Observe the ways animals attract,
capture, and eat their prey—from snails that spit acid, to sharks
that rule the seas. See what scientists learn from examining the
stomach contents of sharks and seals.
7/25–7/29 Fishing for Compliments
Includes a marine life cruise aboard the Albatross.
Learn about various fishing techniques and how they have
changed throughout the years. Experiment with seine netting
and take a look at fishing from the perspective of fishermen
and the fish. Discover what is being done to make fishing more
sustainable.
8/1–8/5 In the Field
Includes a kayak and a snorkeling trip. Have you ever
wondered what biologists do in the field? Come participate
in sanctuary projects that involve diamondback terrapins,
horseshoe crabs, shorebirds, and more. Try out different field
study techniques such as population censusing and
transect studies.
8/8–8/12 World of Water
Includes a Nauset Marsh cruise and a paddleboarding trip.
From salt, to brackish, to fresh, investigate the inhabitants and
importance of water. Go “ponding” to collect information on
the health of Wellfleet’s Silver Spring Pond. Kayak and explore
a saltmarsh and its aquatic inhabitants and beachcomb for
intertidal creatures.
8/15–8/19 Animal Behavior!
Includes a whale watch and a snorkeling trip. Take some time
to observe behaviors of different animals in the wild. Do fiddler
crabs always go back into the same hole? How far do box
turtles travel to get food? Set up some simple experiments to
find out the answers to these and other questions!
8/22–8/26 Herp Search
Includes a paddleboarding trip and a trip to a swamp.
Turtles, snakes, frogs, and salamanders are everywhere,
especially at Wellfleet Bay! Track box turtles, search for
threatened diamondback terrapins, monitor elusive woodland
salamanders, and keep a lookout for black racers or hognose
snakes.
8/29–9/2 Magnificent Migrators
Includes a kayak trip and a dune hike. The end of summer
marks the middle of the shorebird fall migration season and
the beginning of the whale and butterfly migrations. Some
species go as far as South America! How do they know when
to leave and where to go? Visit Nauset Marsh to discover what
these animals endure to survive.
Please note: participants must be able to demonstrate strong
swimming skills in order to snorkel. Please call the camp director
with any questions or concerns.
For High School Students
LEADERS-IN-TRAINING
Ages 14–17
$100 members/$165 nonmembers
Wellfleet Bay’s Leader-in-Training (LIT) Program is for
teens who are looking to gain experience working with
children. Participate in training sessions, lead games,
assist camp groups, and learn to teach activities.
An application is required and space is limited. For more
information and an application, contact camp director
Emily Wolfe at ewolfe@massaudubon.org
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Through May 15, registrations will be accepted by mail or online. After May 15, registrations will be
accepted by mail or phone. For identity safety assurances, fax and e-mail submissions are not permitted.
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“I agree to allow the Massachusetts Audubon Society to charge my credit
card in the amount(s) specified above and understand that refunds will
only be provided in accordance with the refund policy outlined in this
brochure. I have read and agree to the refund policy outlined in this
brochure.”
*To qualify for a camp tuition discount, you must be a current Mass Audubon member at the Family level or above and be the parent, grandparent, or
legal guardian of the camper being enrolled. If you are unsure of your membership status, please call 781-259-9500.
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Summer 2016 | Wellfleet Bay Natural History Day Camp