- November State of Wellfleet Harbor Conference, Nauset Regional High School, Eastham, Saturday, November 14, 2026, 8:45 am – 1 p.m. Topics: Analysis of Wellfleet Harbor Environmental Water Quality Data by John Brawley, Wellfleet Oyster Alliance; Spat Settlement Study in the Herring River by Patrick Temple, Cape Cod Conservation District; Duck Harbor Breach and Overwashes Lead to Shift in Invertebrate and Shellfish Habitat in Herring River by Annalicea Melite, Cape Cod National Seashore and Conservation LegacyToward an Acoustic Dolphin Mass Stranding Alert System in Wellfleet Harbor by Laela Sayigh, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution; Herring River Restoration Project by Christa Drew, Friends of the Herring River; Cyanobacteria Bloom Trends in Cape Cod National Seashore Ponds by Kate Holland, Cape Cod National Seashore and Conservation Legacy; An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Restoration of Fresh Brook, Wellfleet by Geoffrey M. Sanders, Cape Cod National Seashore; and Diadromous Fish in Wellfleet Harbor and Cape Cod Bay by Brad Chase, Division of Marine Fisheries.
- December 1, Giving Tuesday. Wellfleet Conservation Trust is a non-profit organization established in 1984 to assist and promote the preservation of natural resources and rural character of the town of Wellfleet. WCT’s mission is to conserve land in its natural state in perpetuity for enjoyment by current and future generations. How to donate.
OTHER UPCOMING CONSERVATION AND RELATED EVENTS
- Nature Walk: Fungal Ecology Walk with Tom Walker, sponsored by the Provincetown Conservation Trust. Join Tom at Clapps Pond on Friday, October 30th to discover the world of fungi between 11:20 a.m. and 1:00p.m.
- Nature Walk: Autumn Lichen Walk on the Shank Painter Pond Wildlife Sanctuary with Tom Walker, sponsored by the Provincetown Conservation Trust. Celebrate fall with this Autumn Lichen Walk on Friday, Nov. 20th from 11:30 a.m. to 1 pm.
