Join Provincetown Conservation Trust President William Mullin and Naturalist Dennis Minsky for a walk on the western half of the Old Colony Nature Pathway with exploration of Whistle Path Woods, Fox Run , Dwyer Family Woodlands, and the proposed Josephine Del Deo Memorial Woodland. Dennis will lead us through the brilliant and diverse fauna and flora of these areas. We will explore nature in action as spring returns to Provincetown. View and learn about rare migratory birds, blooming swamp azaleas, and the special Atlantic White Cedar Swamp at Fox Run. Our walk begins at the Old Colony Nature Pathway trail head (entrance on Howland Street) and culminates at the end of the trail on Snail Road.

About Dennis Minsky

Dennis's career as a field biologist began in 1974, at Cape Cod National Seashore, protecting nesting terns and plovers. He also worked for the Park Service in the Everglades and Big Cypress Preserve, and in southern California for various state and federal agencies. After earning a master’s degree in Biology, he taught Environmental Science in New Jersey for 20 years, returning to the Cape each summer to work for the Center for Coastal Studies, Art’s Dune Tours, and the Dolphin Fleet Whale Watch, where he is still employed as a naturalist.

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Please fill out the form below in order to reserve a spot on our Nature Walk. This walk is free but please consider a donation to PCT to help us keep our nature programming going.