Events
Tuesdays at 10:00am
Enjoy the wonders of nature at Greenwell State Park through games, crafts, stories, movement, food, and exploration. Nature Time is a program for young children and their families/caregivers. Recreation, education, and conservation all play a part in the weekly activities.
http://www.greenwellfoundation.org/Programs/naturetime.html
The Patuxent Roughnecks volunteer work crew invites you to their next work trip:
Saturday, May 24
When: 9:00am
Where:
Meeting location to be determined based on weather and water levels
The goal of the Roughnecks is to maintain fish passage and a free flowing river for humans. The Crew works in fringe areas to remove blockages that harm the ecology of the river. During this work trip, the Roughnecks will hike or paddle (dependant on the weather) within the Patuxent River watershed and remove blockages impeding the channel. Patuxent Riverkeeper will provide maps, GPS, tools, and drinking water as well as paddling gear and boats if needed. Please be prepared to hike or paddle and bring any additional gear as you see fit...
Please RSVP by Thursday May 22, 2008 to: Lauren@paxriverkeeper.org or 301-249-8200x6
Tuesdays at 10:00am
Enjoy the wonders of nature at Greenwell State Park through games, crafts, stories, movement, food, and exploration. Nature Time is a program for young children and their families/caregivers. Recreation, education, and conservation all play a part in the weekly activities.
http://www.greenwellfoundation.org/Programs/naturetime.html
Tuesdays at 10:00am
Enjoy the wonders of nature at Greenwell State Park through games, crafts, stories, movement, food, and exploration. Nature Time is a program for young children and their families/caregivers. Recreation, education, and conservation all play a part in the weekly activities.
http://www.greenwellfoundation.org/Programs/naturetime.html
The Commission is the County’s official representative in all matters related to the environment.
Meetings are held the first Wednesday, 7:00 p.m., Rm. 14 of the Governmental Center, 23115 Leonard Hall Drive, Leonardtown, MD
Meetings are open to all. The public is also encouraged to contact the COE on any environmental matter or concern.
Saturday, June 7, 2008, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m Free Event - Join the American Chestnut Land Trust at our Family Day Celebration of Parkers Creek
676 Double Oak Road (off Dares Beach Road, East), Prince Frederick, MD.
Fun for the entire family. FREE!!!! Enjoy a tractor pulled hay ride, nature displays, geocaching activities, food availalbe, and MORE...
For more information 410-414-3400 or www.acltweb.org.
Sunday, June 8, from 1-4 PM
Food and fun for the whole family:
Mini skipjack rides on the Dee of St. Mary's... Tong for oysters... Explore the marsh... Meet "critters"... Birding and turtle watching... Plant a buffer... Pull a plankton net... Fish printing on t-shirts!
Admission is $10 per family and free to CBFL members. Join CBFL at Discovery Day for a 10% discount off annual membership.
For more information call 301-994-2245. Visit us on the Web: www.thebaylab.org
On Monday, July 14, the steering committee for the St. Mary's River Watershed Restoration Action Strategy will meet from 10:00 AM until noon in room A at the Lexington Park Library. For more information call 301-862-3517 or visit www.SMRWA.org.
Camp Greenwell focuses on outdoor recreation. Children entering first grade through age 13 enjoy hiking, fishing, sports, and arts and crafts. Activities reflect a respect for nature and teach disability awareness, skill building for self confidence, and nature conservation. Children of all abilities are welcome.
June 16 – Aug. 15
Registration is underway:
Camp Greenwell focuses on outdoor recreation. Children entering first grade through age 13 enjoy hiking, fishing, sports, and arts and crafts. Activities reflect a respect for nature and teach disability awareness, skill building for self confidence, and nature conservation. Children of all abilities are welcome.
June 16 – Aug. 15
Registration is underway:
