Presented by Audubon Society of Rhode Island

Celebrate Walk-Tober! Take a walk and enjoy "A Day in the Life of a RWP Canada Goose Monitor"

About This Event

Join Rhode Island Audubon Society’s Stormwater Innovation Center (SIC) for a 3.2-mile, relaxed walk around Roger Williams Park and experience what it’s like to be a Canada Goose Monitor!

 

What to expect:

A relaxed 1.5-2hr walk (~3.2 miles)

Information about:

     -the Canada Goose Survey

     -Stormwater Innovation Center initative

     -water quality

     -volunteer opportunities

Come for all or just part of the walk as we explore the park, learn about the Canada Goose Monitoring Program and discover other SIC initiatives and volunteer opportunities. It’s a great way to spend a beautiful day outdoors, meet others, and learn more about the work happening throughout Roger Williams Park. We will also walk past some of the newly installed Watershed Walk signs and will spend time reading and scanning the codes to see the community contributions. 

Free and open to the public. Please wear comfortable walking shoes and plan for approximately 1.5 hours of being outdoors. We will meet at the seal house. 

About This Event

Join Rhode Island Audubon Society’s Stormwater Innovation Center (SIC) for a 3.2-mile, relaxed walk around Roger Williams Park and experience what it’s like to be a Canada Goose Monitor!

 

What to expect:

A relaxed 1.5-2hr walk (~3.2 miles)

Information about:

     -the Canada Goose Survey

     -Stormwater Innovation Center initative

     -water quality

     -volunteer opportunities

Come for all or just part of the walk as we explore the park, learn about the Canada Goose Monitoring Program and discover other SIC initiatives and volunteer opportunities. It’s a great way to spend a beautiful day outdoors, meet others, and learn more about the work happening throughout Roger Williams Park. We will also walk past some of the newly installed Watershed Walk signs and will spend time reading and scanning the codes to see the community contributions. 

Free and open to the public. Please wear comfortable walking shoes and plan for approximately 1.5 hours of being outdoors. We will meet at the seal house.