Cape Cod Museum of Natural History The Silver Science Speaker Series presents "When, Why, and Which Sea Turtles are Here"

As part of the Silver Science Speaker Series, The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History in Brewster presents When, why and which sea turtles are here: Mass Audubon’s year-round work to conserve and study them with Mass Audubon Sea Turtle Research Coordinator, Karen Moore Dourdeville on Thursday, November 6, 2025 at 1pm. Mass Audubon's year-round sea turtle work includes: the cold-stun rescue operation primarily in November and December, important conservation science research from necropsies, summer sightings hotline/website for boaters, boater outreach and response to summer strandings. Karen Moore Dourdeville’s work with protected marine species began in the Marine Mammals Lab at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. She has worked with sea turtles since 2002 and is currently the Sea Turtle Research Coordinator for Mass Audubon. Karen earned an M.S. degree in Biology from the University of Massachusetts. Tickets available online at ccmnh.org Seniors (Ages 60+): $10 per person | Under 60: $12 per person | No Refunds Museum Admission is an Additional Fee.