Dr. Helen Bailey will present an engaging talk on the DolphinWatch project. This event is part of the Appalachian Laboratory’s Watershed Moments Community Learning Series. Registration for the event is required. Once registered, attendees will receive Zoom access information via email. Information and to register

Join Master Gardeners Sophie and Elaine virtually on Zoom to learn clever ways to grow vegetables, herbs and flowers in a small space and tips on how to be a friend to the Chesapeake Bay in your own backyard. Hosted by the Severn Library. Registration for this event will be open from May 1, 2021 at 7am to May 15, 2021 at 10am. Information

Severn River Association presents a discussion on pollinators as part of its John Wright Speaker Series. Details to come. Save the date!  

Why are ground cover plants trending? Discuss how difficult soil conditions, bare spots and shady areas can be made beautiful with some of the newest plants on the market. Information

The virtual evening with William Pegues will explore the environmental benefits of vegetated “green” roofs including: How putting vegetation on a roof can address several climate crisis impacts Local examples of successful green roofs Small scale applications many can do Groceries on the roof How to advocate for these in your community Expand your horizons with the Audubon Naturalist Society's monthly Conservation Café series with speakers who will discuss science, nature, policy, journalism, art, spirituality, justice, and more -- all ways…

Homestead Gardens presents Gardening with Kathy: Plant Combinations Kathy Jentz, Editor, Publisher and Founder of Washington Gardener Magazine, will explore playing with color, form, and texture in the perennial/shrub border. This image-heavy talk includes the tried-and-true proven combinations as well as some daring new mixes to experiment with in your own home garden. Information