More About Watershed Moments: Parks in Science History
On Thursday, November 30, at 6:30pm the Appalachian Laboratory will host “Parks in Science History” on Zoom. Join us for this virtual Watershed Moments event and learn more about the role our public lands have played in ongoing scientific discovery. Dr. Tim Watkins Science Access and Engagement Coordinator with the National Park Service will share stories of the notable research that has taken place in the parks and the project he leads to tell those stories through print and film.
This event is free and open to the public but registration is required. Register at Click for Details Contact Rhonda Schwinabart at 301-689-7102 with any questions.
This event is free and open to the public but registration is required. Register at Click for Details Contact Rhonda Schwinabart at 301-689-7102 with any questions.
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From the headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay, scientists conduct research on terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems in many parts of the world, with an emphasis on the rich and diverse environments of Western Maryland and the broader Appalachian region. Founded in Frostburg in 1962, Appalachian Laboratory scientists advise state, national and international leaders on air and water quality, wildlife management, forest and agricultural management, and biodiversity conservation, while also training and engaging tomorrow’s researchers and environmental stewards through advanced degree offerings, citizen science initiatives, and K-12 curriculum development.
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