Design a native garden for your landscape using bee, bird and butterfly friendly native plants. Plan according to light, air, water and soil conditions. Learn how to choose plants according to the landscape conditions. Discuss […]
Join the AAC League of Women Voters to hear guest speaker is Elvia Thompson, Co-founder & President of Annapolis Green, who is well-known for translating science into understandable fact. As an environmental leader, trained by […]
Celebrate Earth Day with the League of Women Voters of Anne Arundel County with a Climate Change presentation by Annapolis Green president Elvia Thompson. Details
Mark Cochrane, UMCES, Appalachian Laboratory, presents this talk as part of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES) virtual Spring Seminar Series, “The Universe to Unicellular Organisms and Everything In-between.” Explore the science of […]
Annapolis Green is partnering with Founding 100 supporter Homestead Gardens in an exciting three-part spring gardening seminar series. The second is Here We Grow: Planting for Pollinators. Our speakers will discuss: Why pollinators (bees, bats, beetles, moths and […]
Understand basic plant science. Discover how plants grow, how their various parts function, how they are identified and named, and how they interact with their environment. Mondays, May 3 & May 10 6:30PM to 8:00PM […]
The only place periodical Cicadas occur in the world is the eastern United States. Brood X will emerge this spring by the millions. This talk will discuss the amazing and intriguing biology and ecology of […]
Presented by Anne Arundel Public Library, in this adult class, learn how to make the ultimate bird friendly habitat by enticing bugs, selecting the right seed, providing nest boxes, and more. This virtual program is presented […]
Doug Levin, Washington College, presents this talk as part of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES) virtual Spring Seminar Series, “The Universe to Unicellular Organisms and Everything In-between.” Explore the science of our […]
Homestead Gardens presents Gardening with Kathy: Planting for Pollinators Learn the Top 20+ native plants for pollinators to add to your garden to support native bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, etc. Kathy Jentz, Editor, Publisher and Founder […]
Presented by the Anne Arundel County Library, and hosted by the Deale Library, this class includes watching the films beforehand, then joining in on a virtual group discussion about organic gardening practices. Films: In Organic […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Earthworms benefit gardens in many ways: as worms crawl through soil, they move earth, making pockets of space for air and water. They also benefit the garden by leaving traces of their crawling adventures — […]
May is Garden for Wildlife Month. The speaker is designer Kelly Norris who will discuss the topics in his book, New Naturalism: Making a Resilient Ecologically Vibrant Home Garden. A copy of the book will […]
In the case of getting the perfect tree for your yard, size really does matter. The speaker is Byron Gwinn. Register here.
At Balticon 55, the Maryland Regional Science Fiction and Fantasy convention put on by the Baltimore Science Fiction Society, Annapolis ecologist and author Ted Weber will give a talk about the very real greenhouse effect and […]
