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 […]
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How Conservation Scientists Benefit the Maryland Area
Archaeology Club Research at Glen Ellen Estate: Documentation of Enslaved Persons in Maryland
Archaeology is ultimately telling the story of our collective human past. Oftentimes, telling the story of people of means has been relatively easy as they leave documents, physical artifacts, buildings, and stories are preserved about them. For the people who built and lived on Glen Ellen Estate on what is now Loch Raven Reservoir land […]
Venomous Snakes of Maryland
Summer time means more people are hitting the trails, loading up the RV or driving to one of Maryland’s many parks and campgrounds. Snakes can be a commonly encountered animal on the trail, identifying species can be difficult for those not used to seeing the variety of native snakes in Maryland. Maryland is home to […]