https://www.mreavoice.org/pm2x318ta “I have always loved being outdoors, and I love the ocean,” says Jess. “But maybe above all, I love being a part of conservation work and place-based outdoors education, seeing the reactions of the kids as they experience new things, be it a lobster under a rock or learning why the color of the sea is blue. They’re so curious and enthusiastic. Our camp headquarters along the shoreline at Creek Farm in Portsmouth is pretty spectacular. I love being there, and I love what I do.” LEARN MORE https://www.gundalow.org/jess-ohrenberger/
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go to link Newburyport Bank has donated $10,000 as the lead corporate sponsor of Gundalow Company’s upcoming Piscataqua Riverfest special event, to be held Saturday, June 4th, in partnership with Strawbery Banke Museum. The daylong family-oriented affair will include food and beverages, a boat show, games, face-painting, educational exhibits, and much more. “We are very pleased to be an avid supporter of Gundalow Company and its historic sailing vessel, the gundalow PISCATAQUA, which deftly blend environmental science with the history and maritime heritage of the Greater Seacoast communities to provide a relevant educational experience for the benefit of persons of all ages,” said […]
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enter site Rigs to Reefs: Re-purposing and Re-imagining the world’s offshore oil and gas platforms as some of the most productive marine ecosystems on the planet From Blue Latitudes with Emily Hazelwood and Amber Sparks Thursday March 31st at 7pmVirtual World Oceans Experiences In our daily lives, we all contribute to the global demand for offshore oil and gas, by driving our cars, turning on the lights in our homes, and continuing to rely on plastics. This demand has led to the development of thousands of offshore oil and gas platforms in almost every ocean on the planet. Although intended to produce […]
https://mocicc.org/agricultura/u9o3u67https://purestpotential.com/92usddb1f1 Voyage from New Hampshire to New ZealandWith Jeff and Molly Bolster Thursday March 24th at 7pmVirtual World Oceans Experiences Former Gundalow Company Executive Director Molly Bolster, and her husband Jeff, retired in 2018 to sail around the world. Far from seafaring novices, they nevertheless had not embarked previously on a voyage this ambitious. Just the two of them, watch on and watch off, they sailed their 40-foot cutter from New Hampshire to New Zealand — before Covid-19 shut the ports of the world to yachts. Join us as Molly and Jeff recount the challenges and satisfactions of a small boat […]
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https://alldayelectrician.com/fmnv310brq Portland, Maine – Sailing Ships Maine announces the appointment of Matt Glenn as Captain of SSV Harvey Gamage for the duration of an eight-week voyage hosting Proctor Academy’s Winter Ocean Classroom Program. Captain Matt Glenn first learned to sail through free programs for Boston youth on the Charles River and Boston Harbor. He was introduced to tall ships by a college history program taught at sea aboard the square-rigged ship, HMS Rose. After graduation from college, he sailed Bounty from the Great Lakes to the Caribbean. He received his first license in 2005, and currently holds a 500 ton Ocean […]
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https://paradiseperformingartscenter.com/mwu99mwue11 Season’s greetings and a big huzzah to everyone! As we approach the end of the year I wanted to provide you with a quick update on our sailing season and to ask for your help with meeting our annual appeal goal. 2021 turned out to be a banner year for our sailing and camp programs! We had one of our best seasons of public sails with 5,950 passengers nearly eclipsing our all-time record from 2017 of 6,193 passengers. We set organizational records for the number of private charters (73), and number of River Rats camp registrations (327)! These were great […]
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https://www.mbtn.net/?p=lwrbo1im PISCATAQUA SCIENCE CAFEThe Gundalow Company and Tributary Brewery presentEncouraging lively and engaging conversations in a casual setting Shoals Marine Lab Research onseabirds, fisheries,phytoplankton and estuaries. NOV 3rdTributary Brewing Co.10 Shapleigh Rd, Kittery, ME 03904Seating opens at 5pmThe event starts at 5:30pm Upcoming Science CafèsDecember 15th:Beavers and Dams (Zoom) ELIZABETH CRAIG,Ph.D. Tern Conservation ProgramManager & Academic CoordinatorWith students Aliya Caldwell, OliviaSmith & Kevin McGann. Tributary Brewing Co.10 Shapleigh Rd, Kittery, ME 03904
https://dcinematools.com/lf8xosl7quu Update from Rich Clycorne, Sept 2021: Bruce was a generous man who provided funding for schools in the Concord-Hopkinton-Henniker-Weare areas of the state to participate in our Celebrating our Rivers school programs; the funding also included the transportation costs for the schools to and from Portsmouth. Bruce, and his son Bill, visited Portsmouth back in 2011 and were given a tour of the Piscataqua by Molly Bolster (Director Emeritus) as the vessel was being built on the grounds of Strawbery Banke. Bruce was so impressed with the project and the plans to use the boat as a floating classroom that […]
