Amphibian populations worldwide are actively declining due to a wide variety of negative factors, including habitat loss, invasive species encroachment, pollution of our waterways, and emerging infectious diseases (EID). While efforts are in place to conserve natural areas, reduce the harmful effects of invasives, and control pollutants in our water, awareness of EID’s remains low…
Once upon a time, three islands floated in the Chesapeake Bay to the east of Baltimore. While looking like tiny scraps of land to most people, others saw potential. Thirty years and 90 million cubic yards of material later, Hart-Miller Island was born. The Army Corps of Engineers and Maryland Department of Natural Resources rebuilt…
Join Charles Debarber, expert beekeeper and steward of the Filbert Street Garden apiary, for an immersive, hands-on workshop designed for aspiring beekeepers. Whether you're curious about urban beekeeping, looking to start your first hive, or simply fascinated by honeybees, this workshop offers an accessible and engaging introduction to the world of Apis Mellifera. Click here…
Join the weed warriors for our monthly stewardship event. Meeting place TBA. Bring tools and gloves or borrow some from us! Click here for more information.
Bringing back one of our favorite events, we have created a forest Scavenger Hunt that will lead you through the trails using clues, riddles, and a map to guide you. Once you arrive, you will be created by a Naturalist that will explain how to complete the Scavenger Hunt and will give you supplies for…
Join Rosa Chang, a Baltimore artist and author of My Indigo World, for a special two-hour workshop celebrating indigo dyeing as a symbol of unity and peace. This hands-on event offers participants the opportunity to create beautiful indigo-dyed ribbons using traditional Korean techniques, while learning about the cultural significance of indigo across the world. Click…
Are you interested in learn how to mend those well loved pants, shirts, jacket? Or how to darn your favorite socks? Bring a friend, child, date or buddy for an afternoon of staff-guided mending. Bring your own garment that you would like to mend and use available thread, needles and fabrics. No experience necessary. Each…
Have you seen a cool science fact while doom scrolling and wish you knew more? Join our introduction to ecology session! Ever wondered why you rarely see Baltimore Orioles in Baltimore? Have you ever noticed you hear more frogs on rainy nights? Do you want to learn some cool terms to impress your friends? Come…
This seminar will explore the multifaceted benefits of seaweeds (macroalgae) as powerful agents for human nutrition and sustainable agriculture. Rich in bioactive compounds, seaweeds are increasingly recognized as superfoods with high concentrations of essential nutrients — proteins, dietary fiber, polyunsaturated fatty acids, and micronutrients — offering promising solutions for global health and nutrition challenges. In…
While famous for its star-spangled banner that inspired our national anthem, Fort McHenry is also a place shaped by nature, especially the forces of water. Join us for a walking tour with Park Ranger Bill Curtis to explore how water made this an ideal location for a fort. We’ll review the history of the Battle…
The Mobile Bike Shop provides approachable, free access to bike repair services, as well as enrollment in the low income access plans for Spin and Lime for eligible residents. Click here for more information and to register.
Our Parks Is A Community Conversation Series About Green Spaces We’re seeking speakers with community-centered experience to share practical approaches and insights. Experience can include volunteering, academic work, research, postdoctoral work, or professional work, including those with lived experience or traditional training - we value diverse pathways. Submit by July 07, 2025: Lectures and workshops…
Join us for an evening sail on the Sigsbee, the traditional oyster boat of Maryland. Here is your chance to learn a bit about sailing as well as engage in hands-on marine science from our friends at the Living Classroom Foundation. Activities will include water quality testing, plankton trawling with microscope exploration, trawl fishing for marine life,…
Ever want to learn more about Tree ID? With leaves and buds emerging, spring is a great time for those new to tree identification to learn the ropes. Enjoy a hike through the forest with a Naturalist to investigate how we can ID trees through the seasons. Click here for more information and to register.
Join us in becoming a water scientist for a day! Learn what it takes to be a water scientist and help with climate change impact data collection! Registration required. Click here for more information and to register.