There will be a discussion of the findings of the September 21 Kent Island Beach Cleanup, held in conjunction with the Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup.
Open to the public. Brown bag lunches are welcome and there is a cafeteria on site. Parking at Stadium via Gate #6.
Details to come.
Tags: DNR, International Coastal Cleanup, Kent Island Beach Cleanup, Ocean Conservancy
Speaker: Julie Lawson, DC Mayor’s Office, and former director of Trash Free Maryland.
Open to the public. Brown bag lunches are welcome and there is a cafeteria on site. Parking at Stadium via Gate #6.
Tags: composting, DNR, Julie Lawson, plastic pollution, recycling, trash
There will be a discussion of the findings of the recent Mid-Atlantic Marine Debris Summit.
Open to the public. Brown bag lunches are welcome and there is a cafeteria on site. Parking at Stadium via Gate #6.
Details to come.
Tags: DNR, litter, marine debris, Mid-Atlantic Marine Debris Summit
Discussion: Insights on social marketing research to change attitudes and behavior around balloon releases.
Speaker: Steve Raabe of Opinion Works
Open to the public. Brown bag lunches are welcome and there is a cafeteria on site. Parking at Stadium via Gate #6.
Information: TrashTalkFlyer20190710
Tags: balloons, DNR, Opinion Works, Steve Raabe, trash talk
A Severn River Association John Wright Speaker Series talk. Each year, in early March, the colorful Yellow Perch return to spawn in the Severn River headwaters like Bear Branch and Severn Run. However, they fail to produce mature offspring, possibly due to poor water quality. Why is this happening? Speaker Alex MacLeod, a PhD student from the University of Maryland and Margaret McGinty with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. They will discuss how land use has affected aquatic habitat and water quality and the genetic changes the Yellow Perch is going through to survive. Food and drink is available for purchase.
Tags: Alex MacLeod, DNR, fishery, Margaret McGinty, Perch, Severn River, Severn River Association, SRA
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