Delmarva Forestry Seminar is Returning

The Delmarva Forestry Seminar, hosted by multiple agencies including the University of Maryland Extension, Maryland Forest Service, Delaware Forest Service, Virginia Division of Forestry, The Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay and University of Delaware Cooperative Extension, will return this year after several years on hiatus. The seminar will be held on Saturday, September 21, 2019 […]

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Healthy Animals, Healthy YOUth

COLLEGE PARK, MD – A University of Maryland Extension (UME) education project for youth in agriculture is helping students understand zoonosis — the transference of diseases between animals and humans. Led by Chris Anderson, senior agent and 4-H youth development specialist at UME, the “Healthy Animals, Healthy YOUth” Zoonoses Education Project for Youth in Agriculture […]

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Easton Middle School Musicians Benefit from Artist-in-Residence Program Returning

This past school year, band students from Easton Middle School (EMS) enjoyed having the University of Maryland’s Mid-Atlantic Brass visit them as part of the Talbot County Art’s Council’s ongoing Artist-in-Residence Program. The brass quintet made four visits to EMS, providing master classes with EMS band students. This year students in four sixth-grade band classes […]

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Taiko Drumming at the Garfield on May 28, 2019

Chestertown, MD – The spring installment of the Garfield’s Educational Outreach Program features Mark H. Rooney, described as “the world’s most dangerous half-Scottish/half-Japanese solo taiko artist”, in a performance that is open to the public on May 28th 2019 at 10:30am. Taiko is a dynamic form of full-body drumming based in Japanese tradition. Based in […]

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Galia Kleiman, Expert in Traditional Mexican Fermentation Methods, at the Eastern Shore Food Lab

CHESTERTOWN, MD–One of the goals of Washington College’s Eastern Shore Food Lab is to host internationally known food innovators who can educate people about how traditional foodways, while often the healthiest and most environmentally sustainable methods of preparing our food, are also deeply connected to cultural heritage. On April 18, Galia Kleiman will visit the […]

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Delaware Students Experience Renewable Energy Technology Firsthand in 2019 Junior Solar Sprint model Car Competition

HARRINGTON, DE – DNREC’s Division of Climate, Coastal, & Energy teamed up with the Delaware Technology Student Association today to host 35 teams of middle school students from across the state for the 2019 Junior Solar Sprint solar-powered model car competition. Students and educators representing 21 schools gathered in Harrington for the event, a Delaware […]

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