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SUMMARY:Raptors Up Close
DESCRIPTION:Raptors Up Close\n11 AM – 11:30 AM \nTake flight with us on an unforgettable experience! We’ll show you the unique nature of some of the world’s most highly skilled predators – raptors! In this live bird demonstration you’ll gain an up-close view and an in-depth understanding of these majestic birds. \nHeld in the Hawkfly or Neale Pavilion. \nFor more information\, contact us at info@vinsweb.org or 802.359.5000.
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SUMMARY:Songbird Aviary Tour
DESCRIPTION:Songbird Aviary Tour\n12:30 PM – 12:50 PM \nSpend some time in the Songbird Aviary! Our docents will familiarize you with this special group of birds and point out the ways you can make a great habitat for these important creatures in your own backyard. \nHeld in the Songbird Aviary. \nFor more information\, contact us at info@vinsweb.org or 802.359.5000.
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SUMMARY:Animal Encounter
DESCRIPTION:Animal Encounter\n2 PM – 2:20 PM \nMeet an ambassador animal and hear their story while we learn about the adaptations they have that help their species survive in the wild. Join us for a reptile ambassador on Sunday\, Tuesday\, and Thursday\, or a raptor ambassador on Monday\, Wednesday\, Friday\, and Saturday! \nHeld in the Hawkfly or Neale Pavilion. \nFor more information\, contact us at info@vinsweb.org or 802.359.5000.
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SUMMARY:Raptor Feeding Time
DESCRIPTION:Raptor Feeding Time\n2:30 PM – 3 PM \nJoin our raptor care-givers for feeding time! Learn about the habits and history of each of the resident raptors at ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ as you watch them enjoy their daily meal. \nHeld in the Raptor Exhibits. \nFor more information\, contact us at info@vinsweb.org or 802.359.5000.
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SUMMARY:CSI for the Ocean
DESCRIPTION:VIRTUAL TALK\nCSI for the Ocean \nTuesday\, February 11\n5:30 PM – 7 PM (via Zoom)\nFREE and open to the public* \nRegister today \nUncovering Microfiber and Microplastic Pollution in the Arctic and Antarctic\nBy now\, most people have heard about plastic islands or ocean garbage patches. These formations consist of debris of all sizes\, from large fishing nets to tiny microplastics less than five millimeters in size\, trapped together by ocean currents. The most well-known and largest of these plastic islands is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch\, which covers an estimated surface area of over 617\,000 square miles—an area twice the size of Texas. However\, marine debris isn’t confined to these massive plastic islands; it has permeated all of Earth’s oceans\, even reaching remote regions with minimal human development\, such as the polar areas. \nJoin ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ for a talk with Brooke Winslow\, a Field Researcher with the Rozalia Project for a Clean Ocean. Brooke will share her work alongside National Geographic Explorer Rachael Zoe Miller\, using forensic techniques to investigate microplastic and microfiber pollution in the Arctic and Antarctic. By documenting the locations of microplastic pollution and identifying its sources\, researchers with the Rozalia Project are developing actionable solutions that we can all support. \nSpeaker Bio:\nBrooke Winslow has been a dedicated member of the Rozalia Project team for over a decade. She began as an intern\, progressed to First Mate of American Promise\, co-invented the Cora Ball\, and now serves as a field researcher and data analyst for the CSI for the Ocean mapping and monitoring program. Brooke holds a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science from Seattle University. A lifelong sailor who grew up navigating the waters of the Pacific Northwest\, she now resides in Bethel\, Vermont\, with her Newfoundland\, Popcorn. \n*A $10 donation is suggested. \nFor more information\, contact us at 802.359.5000 or info@vinsweb.org.
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