A. D. Makepeace
158 Tihonet Road
Wareham, MA 02571
508-295-1000
http://www.admakepeace.com
A.D. Makepeace is one of the largest real estate land-holding companies in New England, as well as one of the world's oldest and most respected cranberry growers. For nearly 25 years, the Company has been a responsible steward of its land and water resources - a role model and a legacy the company intends to sustain for generations to come. Their mission is to be recognized for high-quality, innovative, balanced real estate development that complements integrity of the region and enriches the quality of life.
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Blake Planetarium
Astronomy Programs at the Blake Planetarium
Plymouth Community Intermediate School
117 Long Pond Road
Plymouth, MA 02360
508-830-4470
http://sites.google.com/site/blakeplanetarium/
Groups of children and/or adults from private and public schools, scouts, camps, and civic organizations can arrange for programs on days and times other than Thursdays at 7:00 pm. Call the Planetarium office to inquire about dates, times, and cost. The program will discuss the current sky presented at a level appropriate to the audience.
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Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Association
3203-B Cranberry Highway
East Wareham, MA 02538
508-295-4895
http://www.cranberries.org
The Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Association, established in 1888, is one of the oldest farmer organizations in the country. By maintaining focus on grower issues, the goal of the Association is to "Enhance the economic viability of the Massachusetts cranberry grower". Our mission is to support and promote the cranberry growers of Massachusetts.
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Eastover Farm
265 Mary's Pond Road
Rochester, MA 02770
Telephone: 508-763-4480
E-mail: eastoverfarmstand@comcast.net
Website: www.eastoverfarm.com
Eastover Farms has been owned by the Hiller Family dating back to 1756. Once a full operating farm and dairy, a large portion is now part of the land preservation, saved from development for all to enjoy. Our farmstand offers steamed hot dogs, ice cream, preserves, gifts, fresh-baked pies, cookies, candy, pure maple syrup and local honey. Parties welcome - contact us to schedule an event. A wonderful afternoon out in the country!
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Flax Pond Farms
58 Pond Street
Carver, MA 02330
Telephone: 508-866-3654
Fax: 508-866-4172
E-mail: dot@flaxpondfarms.com
Website: http://www.flaxpondfarms.com
A visit to our cranberry farm will include a bogside chat with the owners, Jack and Dot Angley, a view of harvesting in season, a visit to our 100 year old building with antique equipment and a gift shop featuring cranberry products and fresh cranberries in season.
Open: May 18 to September 17, every day 1 to 4 p.m.
September 18 to October 31, every day 1 to 5 p.m.
Closed 5/25, 7/4, 9/7
Rates: Individuals free; Groups: please call for rates.
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Mass Audubon - South Shore Sanctuaries
2000 Main Street
Marshfield, MA
Telephone: 781-837-2322
Website: http://www.massaudubon.org
Wildlife Sanctuaries and open spaces, educational programs and walking trails
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Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife
Southeast Wildlife District
Division of Fisheries & Wildlife
195 Bournedale Road
Buzzards Bay, MA 02532
Tel: 508-759-3406
Fax: 508-759-0381
Website: http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/dfw_toc.htm
From the beaches of Cape Cod, the river floodplains of central Massachusetts, and the clear mountain streams of the Berkshires, our natural resources belong to all residents of the Commonwealth. MassWildlife, your state fish and wildlife agency, works to conserve and manage our wildlife heritage by offering expertise and assistance, addressing issues involving wildlife and habitat, and making sure people understand and comply with laws designed to protect our populations of wild plants and animals. We balance the needs of people and wildlife today so that wildlife will be available for our enjoyment tomorrow and always.
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Mayflower Cranberries LLC
72 Brook Street
Plympton, MA 02367
Telephone: 781-585-1999
Email: jlafleur@mayflowercranberries.com
Website:http://www.mayflowercranberries.com
Mayflower Cranberries is a family cranberry farm located in Plympton, Massachusetts. Cranberry bogs have been continuously farmed in Plympton since the 1880s. Our 108 acre farm has 25 acres of active cranberry bogs, as well as three varieties of blueberries. We offer cranberry blossom tours in June and harvest tours throughout the fall. See our website for a full schedule of our events.
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South Shore Natural Science Center
48 Jacobs Lane
Norwell, MA 02061
Telephone: 781-659-2559
Fax: 781-659-5924
E-mail: mailto:SSNSC@attbi.com
Website: http://www.ssnsc.org
Visit the Eco Zone at the South Shore Natural Science Center, a multidimensional, interactive exhibit area depicting the ecosystem of southeastern massachussetts. Live animals, the outdoor trails, environmental education programs, lectures and special events.
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Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society
7 Nelson Street
Plymouth, MA
508-746.2522
Toll-free: 1-888-MYWHALE (699-4253)
Fax: 508-746-2537
Website: http://www.whales.org
Whales and dolphins captivate us with their beauty and intelligence, yet mankind has brought populations and even entire species to the brink of extinction – hunting, fishing, pollution and now, increasingly, habitat degradation continue to threaten their very existence.
WDCS, the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society, is the only global non-profit dedicated solely to the protection and conservation of whales, dolphins and their habitats, with the most reliable research, a powerful and motivated supporter-base and the integrity and vision to secure a positive future for these incredible animals.
For more information, contact Senior Biologist
Regina A. Asmutis-Silvia at:
regina.asmutis-silvia@wdcs.org