Join Ranger Bob on a March 29 Adventure to an Ancient Hemlock Grove in Harford County
Ranger Bob is planning a Spring trip for outdoor and nature enthusiasts of all ages, adults and children alike.
Ancient Hemlock Grove
Saturday, March 29, 2008
(Rain Date – Sunday, March 30, 2008)
10am to 3pm Cost: $30*
This 3 mile hike to a remote grove of majestic, ancient Eastern Hemlocks off of Broad Creek in northern Harford County […]
Bush River Anglers to be Interviewed in DNR Yellow Perch Sport Fishing Survey
ANNAPOLIS, MD - The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Fisheries Service will be conducting a sport fishing survey in three selected watersheds beginning in mid-February and continuing through late March. The gathered information from recreational anglers specifically will specifically target yellow perch during their late winter/early spring spawning runs.“Yellow perch provide Marylanders one of the […]
Ranger Bob’s Extraordinary Adventures - Winter/Spring 2008 Itinerary
Ranger Bob’s Extraordinary Adventures
Winter/Spring 2008 Trip Itinerary - for outdoor, nature and wildlife enthusiasts of all ages, adults and children alike
Lost Valley of the Susquehanna (Hike in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania) - February 18, 2008, Monday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Harford County public schools are closed that day). Cost: $30. This steep, 3-mile Lancaster County […]
Frederick, Maryland Needs More Trees in Canopy
New DNR Study Shows Benefits And Need For Additional Trees In Frederick
FREDERICK, MD — The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Forest Service recently completed a study of the City of Frederick’s existing and potential urban tree canopy. Finding that Frederick’s urban tree canopy covers 12 percent of the city (1,592 acres), the report’s […]
Be a Natural Resource ‘Stream Wader’ and help Save the Bay
DNR Trains Volunteers For Stream Monitoring
Maryland Stream Waders Program Offers Three Volunteer Training Sessions
ANNAPOLIS, MD — The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will be training volunteers to help monitor the health of local streams across the state. DNR relies on volunteer “Stream Waders” to support its annual Maryland Biological Stream Survey which monitors the […]
