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Your guide to green living in Montgomery County, MD |
Looking for fun activities for your kids? Or how about a new wildlife documentary film screening? Or maybe, a workshop on gardening or bike repair? Our calendar features upcoming community events for those who enjoy a mix of outdoors, activism, creativity, and learning. All event submissions are reviewed for relevancy and accuracy and are posted within 24-48 hours Monday-Friday.
On February 27, 2020, the Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) and its sponsors and partners will present the third Taking Nature Black Conference at a new location: The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) located at 4000 Jones Bridge Road in Chevy Chase, MD. The conference will include thought-provoking speaker presentations and panels with regional and national
The Audubon Naturalist Society is hosting a virtual presentation on Montgomery County's new Draft Climate Action Plan with the County’s climate planning team. Come and join us to learn more about Montgomery County's Draft Climate Action Plan. Register: https://anshome.org/events/cap-at-ans/
Join us to talk with Latinx colleagues, activists, and experts. We’ll tackle climate change, environmental justice, immigration, indigeneity, outreach, journalism, career development, advocacy, and more. You’ll enjoy workshops, networking sessions, panels, film screening, music and dance. We look forward to gathering to re-connect, re-envision, re-commit, and re-vitalize our joy and hope for the future, juntos.
The Audubon Naturalist Society is hosting the 4th Naturally Latinos Conference. This year's theme is Otro mundo es posible/Another world is possible. This online and in-person event features a full schedule of panel discussions, including: "Land Acknowledgement & Indigeneity in the Latinx Community," "Hecho por Manos Verdes, The Role of Latinos in the Watershed Restoration
Make your garden the place to be(e)! Alice Sturm, the Garden Manager for the Audubon Naturalist Society, will talk about garden design that works for you and our all-important pollinators. Her talk will also cover how to assess existing habitat in your yard or garden and how to incorporate ecological principles to maximize those habitats
Make your garden the place to be(e)! Alice Sturm, the Garden Manager for the Audubon Naturalist Society, will talk about garden design that works for you and our all-important pollinators. Her talk will also cover how to assess existing habitat in your yard or garden and how to incorporate ecological principles to maximize those habitats
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