The Georgia Sea Turtle Center attracts over 100,000 people
to come to Jekyll annually. On Thursday April 9 and Friday, April 10 around 1200
people came to their spring event called Shell-a-brate.
We talked about why the rope line was up. We showed pictures of Wilson’s Plovers as
family groups. One of those pictures showed the adult in plain sight and the
chick blended into the wrack and vegetation. We ask people to find the chicks. It
was fun to watch them search and find the chicks.
We had decided to have three slogans to build their sign designs around. Those slogans were “Help the Wilson’s”, “Share the Beach,” and “Protect our nests.” I had a simple way to draw a bird to show our young artists.
The young people were very amazing at coming up with ideas on their own. Here are a few of the signs.
We had decided to have three slogans to build their sign designs around. Those slogans were “Help the Wilson’s”, “Share the Beach,” and “Protect our nests.” I had a simple way to draw a bird to show our young artists.
The young people were very amazing at coming up with ideas on their own. Here are a few of the signs.
No comments:
Post a Comment