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Learn how to capture the beauty of Nature through photography. Classes will be held via Zoom from 10-11am and 3-4pm with an additional 1-2 hours of self-led outdoor prompts and activities per day. Members of the Audubon Naturalist Society $195/nonmembers $245 – Scholarships available! Apply here! Photo by Nature Photography Camper Lily Blackman
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Turn your passion into action with this virtual camp taught by our Audubon Naturalist Society Advocacy team. Learn about ANS’s current work in MD, DC, and VA and learn how to think globally but act locally on topics ranging from climate change to the Beltway expansion. Classes will be held via Zoom from 10-11:30am with…
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For more than 25 years, the Audubon Naturalist Society has been teaching the natural history of aquatic ecology and training volunteer stream monitors to 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 classes are…
added a new Announcement in Chesapeake Network
For more than 25 years, the Audubon Naturalist Society has been teaching the natural history of aquatic ecology and training volunteer stream monitors to 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! Registration & Fee Information …
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Summer is a great time to learn about life in our streams! The Audubon Naturalist Society, which has sponsored a biological water quality monitoring program for 26 years, is now offering classes in stream science and invasive plant identification. The classes are open to anyone 10 years and older. To register, click here. Introduction to Stream Science: Healthy Stream Biology, Classroom Session Section…
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Winter is a great time to learn about life in our streams. The Audubon Naturalist Society sponsors a water quality monitoring program focused on benthic macroinvertebrates, small creatures that live in the streambed. From January to April 2019, we will be offering a full series of stream science classes open to anyone who wants to learn…
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Learn more about life in our streams! The Audubon Naturalist Society, which has sponsored a biological water quality monitoring program for 25 years, has a few spots left in its upcoming stream science classes. The classes are open to anyone 10 years and older who has an interest in learning about local streams or who…
added a new Announcement in Chesapeake Network
The Audubon Naturalist Society, which has sponsored a biological water quality monitoring program for 25 years, has a few spots left in its upcoming stream science classes. The classes are open to anyone 10 years and older who has an interest in learning about local streams or who is considering joining our program. Start the…
added a new Announcement in Chesapeake Network
Start the summer off by learning more about our streams. The Audubon Naturalist Society, which has sponsored a biological water quality monitoring program for 25 years, is now offering classes in stream science and invasive plant identification. The classes are open to anyone 10 years and older who has an interest in learning about local…
added a new Announcement in Chesapeake Network
For 25 years, the Audubon Naturalist Society in Chevy Chase, Maryland, 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…
added a new Announcement in Chesapeake Network
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…