September Stream Science Classes at Audubon Naturalist Society
For 25 years, ANS has been teaching the natural history of aquatic ecology and training volunteer stream monitors who track the health of our region’s streams. Learn from the experts: study stream science in our introductory classes, and you just might be inspired to become a stream monitor yourself! Our advanced classes are perfect for those interested in deepening their knowledge about biological stream monitoring and are taught by our Maryland Biological Stream Survey-certified instructor Cathy Wiss. Our classes are great for fly fishermen, citizen science program or team leaders, aquatic resource biologists, and anyone interested in monitoring and understanding stream health.
Registration & Fee Information
Registration required. The classes are open to anyone 10 years and older. Prices for all classes are $15 Members/$25 non-members. Learn more and register at anshome.org/stream-science-classes/. Contact cathy.wiss@anshome.org with questions.
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Know Your Invasive Plants
Woodend Sanctuary (Teale), Chevy Chase, MD
Saturday, September 15 (9:30 am-noon)
Invasive plants that kill or bring down mature trees can seriously alter stream health and ecosystem function. Volunteer Master Naturalist Diyan Rahaman will help you identify non-native invasive plants at Woodend and in nearby Rock Creek Park. An ANS/Rock Creek Conservancy Partnership.
Learn more and register at anshome.org/stream-science-classes/.
