Tidal Wetlands: Trends and Tactics, August 19, Noon. Join to learn about sea level rise, restoration case studies, and wetland goals. Free.
Participatory Science, August 19, 3:00 pm. In this free EPA webinar, the instructor will introduce the building blocks to developing a participatory science project and present three examples of successful projects.
The Ecology of Home: Creating Habitat That Works, August 19, 7:00 pm. Certified Wildlife Biologist Shaun McCoshum, PhD will prepare participants to “identify key habitat resources wildlife need beyond food plants; understand how ecological processes shape healthy ecosystems; incorporate nesting, shelter, overwintering, and breeding habitat into residential landscapes; and apply practical habitat-building strategies that complement native plantings and support greater biodiversity.” Free; donations accepted.
Menhaden Learning Session: Understanding Draft Addendum II, August 25, 6:00 pm. “In this webinar, Will Poston, Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Forage Campaign Manager, will provide an update on current advocacy opportunities related to Atlantic menhaden management and review the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission’s (ASMFC) Draft Addendum II. Attendees will learn how to submit an effective public comment, understand key issues under consideration, and hear about potential next steps in the management process. Whether you're new to menhaden advocacy or a longtime supporter, this webinar will help you make your voice heard in decisions that affect the health of the Chesapeake Bay.” Free.
Marsh Challenges, Tradeoffs, and Opportunities for Action, September 16, Noon. During the free webinar, “speakers will share insights on the dynamic processes influencing marsh migration and the difficult decisions involved in responding to sea-level rise. The discussion will examine the potential loss of marsh ecosystems, the effectiveness of management strategies such as marsh elevation enhancement, and the tradeoffs associated with different approaches to conservation and adaptation. Participants will also learn about emerging opportunities to support resilient ecosystems and coastal communities.”
Healthy Trees, Strong Communities: A Path Forward for Virginia, November 17, Noon. This free webinar “will share insights on the latest research, policy considerations, and the environmental and economic benefits of urban tree canopy. The discussion will highlight key challenges—including development pressures and heat impacts—as well as emerging strategies and tools to support effective tree conservation, expansion, and long-term community resilience.”
