Diamondback Terrapins are the face of estuarine conservation efforts. Come get an up-close look at our animal ambassador terrapin, Torope, and learn how terrapins survive in the Chesapeake Bay. Terrapins once populated estuaries in great numbers. Learn what led to their decline, what the current threats are to this important aquatic species and what can […]
Come learn some EGGceptional uses of the versatile and useful egg. Whatever its shell color, an egg can be used as an art canvas with a bit of kitchen chemical trickery. Artists Wendy Ng will give a brief look at how art and science intersect on chicken eggs! Fun for the whole family! Simply visit […]
Is your memory as good as a tree’s memory? Discover how trees sense the world around them- sight, sound, and tactile with tree expert Lou Meyer! Simply visit the Conservancy’s Facebook page at 11 am to join us! This program is generously sponsored by Patapsco Heritage Greenway
Did you know that birds have their own languages made of songs and calls which are unique to each species? Come learn some of the songs and calls of birds commonly found in your neighborhood with birding expert Woody Merkle. Here is a homework question - Why do birds sing and call? Simply visit the Conservancy’s […]
The monarch fall migration will take these fragile creatures on a 3,000 mile journey southward. Learn how the butterflies make this journey and the dangers along the way with environmental educator Ms. Tabby! Simply visit the Conservancy’s Facebook page at 11 am to join us! Monarch spotted at the Conservancy by Bonnie Ott
Online registration ends 24 hours prior to the event. If a program is canceled by the Conservancy, participants will be notified and offered a refund. All other program fees are non-refundable and support educational programs at the Conservancy. Organized groups may not be able to be accommodated at our free programs. Please contact the Conservancy about scheduling a separate program for your group.