Science · Conservation
Horseshoe Crab Community Science Program
A community science program focused on horseshoe crab conservation.
Participate in the Horseshoe Crab Community Science Program at the Napatree Point Conservation Area in Westerly, Rhode Island. On June 29, 2026, volunteers will join this important conservation effort to monitor horseshoe crab populations during the spawning season. This program offers a unique opportunity to contribute to local environmental research while exploring the beautiful coastal landscape of Napatree Point. Participants should be prepared for physical activity as they walk along the shoreline.
What to Expect
An active, outdoor volunteer experience focused on environmental monitoring.
Who Should Attend
- Environmentalists
- Students
- Local residents
- Nature lovers
Agenda Overview
The program involves walking along the shoreline to monitor crab populations.
Venue & Address
Organizer
The Watch Hill Conservancy · Non-profit
Dedicated to the conservation of the Watch Hill area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the event?
Napatree Point Conservation Area, Fort Rd, Westerly, RI.
What is the goal?
To monitor horseshoe crab populations.
Is it physically demanding?
Yes, it involves walking along the shoreline.
Who can participate?
Volunteers interested in conservation.
Do I need to register?
Check the event website for registration details.
What should I bring?
Wear appropriate footwear for walking on the beach.
Tags
Science
Conservation
Westerly
Rhode Island
Environment
June
Summary
A volunteer-based community science program for horseshoe crab monitoring.
Reference:
thectbeacon.com
Highlights
- Conservation effort
- Community science
- Coastal research
- Local environment
- Volunteer opportunity
- Spawning season monitoring
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