Write An Essay About The Parker River
There is definitely more about the Parker River. There are not just there to conserve the wildlife, but also to provide a variety of recreational activities for people to do. There is surf fishing, hunting, shellfishing, environmental education, and wildlife observation and photography. There are some specific areas that people can go fishing. Only for night fishing and vehicle access to the beach, the people need a refuge permit to be able to do that. There hunting opportunities in the fall and winter such as: to hunt waterfowl in designated salt marsh areas. During the fall, there is also an opportunity for people to hunt deers, but it's very controlled. For the deer hunt, this part of the refuge is closed to all other public entry, and I believe this is for safety precautions. For the shellfishing, recreational and commercial clamming is allowed, and permits
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Most of the things that I saw on the beach, I thought that they were not important, but they were, and I know this because other students brought it to the circle where we were putting what we found and one of the professors talked about these things like they were really significant or interesting to see. There was a lot garbage on the beach and some parts of dead species. In total, we brought to the circle 30 species of organisms plus human activity. The professor talked about the history of the coal that was found in the beach. He said that this rock was almost 200 years old. Something new that I learned was that blue mussels have three layers: nacre, prismatic, and outer layer. When they are in the beach they get bleached and their color dissapears. While we were talking about the mussels, some birds landed on the beach and we got distracted. After that, we also talked about that we have around 300 to 400 birds out there, and around a thousand
Most of the things that I saw on the beach, I thought that they were not important, but they were, and I know this because other students brought it to the circle where we were putting what we found and one of the professors talked about these things like they were really significant or interesting to see. There was a lot garbage on the beach and some parts of dead species. In total, we brought to the circle 30 species of organisms plus human activity. The professor talked about the history of the coal that was found in the beach. He said that this rock was almost 200 years old. Something new that I learned was that blue mussels have three layers: nacre, prismatic, and outer layer. When they are in the beach they get bleached and their color dissapears. While we were talking about the mussels, some birds landed on the beach and we got distracted. After that, we also talked about that we have around 300 to 400 birds out there, and around a thousand