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Robinson Nature Center, 6692 Cedar Lane, Columbia, MD Closing Date 9/17/2026 11:59 PM Eastern POSITION SUMMARY: Works with staff and other conservation partners to develop and implement programs for the general public conducted at or through the Robinson Nature Center (RNC). ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Program Management & Development: Determine programming priorities for the Robinson…
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Robinson Nature Center Plant Sale & 15th Anniversary Open House September 20, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 6692 Cedar Lane, Columbia, MD 21044 Join us as we celebrate 15 years at Robinson Nature Center! Enjoy local vendors and organizations, including Lauren’s Garden Service, Kollar Nursery, Bee City, Howard County Master Gardeners, Howard County Bird Club, food trucks,…
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Shop our annual, outdoor native plant sale on May 3, 2026. Select from a large variety of shrubs, wildflowers, ground covers, trees, and edible native plants from numerous vendors. The Native Plant Palooza also features plant inspired artists, plant and pollinator related community groups, and free plant walks! Free guided native plant walks at 12:30pm…
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MAINTENANCE AND CONSERVATION MANAGER This position manages the Conservation and Maintenance Section of the Robinson Nature Center. Duties include staff supervision, direction of natural resources, ecosystem management and facility and land management. STARTING SALARY HIRING RANGE: $32.95 – $36.03 $68,542 – $74,934 CLASS DESCRIPTION: Performs mid management and advanced level natural resources work, which may…
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September 21, 2025, 12pm to 4pm Join us for our annual Native Plant Sale! Explore a wide selection of shrubs, wildflowers, ground covers, trees, and edible native plants from a variety of local nurseries. https://www.howardcountymd.gov/plantnatives RNC_Native Plant Palooza Flyer_2025
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Shop Robinson Nature Center’s annual native plant sale! Select from a large variety of shrubs, wildflowers, ground covers, trees, and edible native plants from nine plant nurseries. Native plants are more tolerant to local climate, pest species and soil nutrients and require less water, fertilizer and pesticides while providing food and habitat for local species…