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Connecting to nature at Manomet

The Manomet Team  |  April 19, 2020  |   Natural System  |  Stories
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Nature Updates from the Banding Lab and Beyond...

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Beyond the Banding Lab

 

Since 1969, Manomet’s Landbird Conservation staff and bird banding interns have worked to provide people of all ages and levels of interest with an understanding of the natural world and how it is changing. From inviting local schools to visit the lab for a live demonstration, to bringing our research to classrooms, conferences, and partner stations across the world, Manomet’s reach has extended far beyond the town lines of Plymouth, Massachusetts.

“We currently have about 1,000 people in organized groups at the banding lab per year,” says Trevor Lloyd-Evans, Director of Landbird Conservation, who joined Manomet staff in 1972. “So, if you do the math, I suspect nearly 40-50,000 people have visited the banding lab since our beginning.”

Spending time at the banding lab, whether for an hour or as a recurring visitor, can transform the way people think about nature. Bringing guests up close and personal with birds they may only have seen from afar and getting a small glimpse into their world creates an unforgettable experience. Learning about the delicate balance in how birds interact with their environment, and understanding the huge role we play in that balance, is a first step toward influencing people’s behavior and sparking interest to get outside to experience more.

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