Author: Indiana Lee

How Conservation Scientists Benefit the Maryland Area

Blog: Today in Nature

Image Source: Pexels Conservation science is vital to the protection of the environment in the communities that we call home. In Maryland, where 16 out of our 23 counties border the Chesapeake and its tributaries, conservation science plays a necessary role in the health and safety of all living things in the region. Understanding the […]

Protecting Nature During Gardening Season

Blog: Today in Nature

As we finally welcome spring and begin planning the coming year’s gardening work, it’s important to also keep the protection of nature and local wildlife in mind. Gardening can be a great form of stress relief while also adding natural beauty to your home. However, gardeners need to be aware of the impacts certain choices […]

How Deltas Benefit the Ecological Sustainability of Maryland

Blog: Today in Nature

Maryland is home to an abundance of wonderful biodiversity and a bounty of interesting natural histories. This state is home to hundreds of different mammals, reptiles, birds, plants, and insects, all of which contribute to a healthy ecosystem. Perhaps one of the largest and most influential ecosystems in Maryland is the Chesapeake Bay.  The Chesapeake […]