More information about University of Maryland Landscape Architecture can be found at our website: http://www.larch.umd.edu/
Summer has turned the corner and autumn and winter are fast approaching. Join us to learn some strategies for Fall plantings, as well as proven techniques to prepare you garden for Winter. Learn essential winter preparation techniques. Learn how to prepare your garden for the cold months ahead. Learn how to get your garden ready for winter and ensure a thriving Spring!
Register for the webinar here: https://go.umd.edu/DecForests2025
If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate in any event or activity, please contact Daniel Pratson on or before November 26, 2025 at dpratson@umd.edu, or 301-226-7577.
This session will provide a brief overview of "human dimensions" and how this concept is deeply intertwined with the stewardship of Maryland's forests. The webinar will highlight current research exploring the relationships between society and forest.
This is the final session of the Fall 2025 Forestry and Natural Resources Webinar Series, which features webinars that explore different aspects of Maryland's forests and natural resources. Each webinar will be hosted and led by Daniel Pratson, Natural Resources Specialist with University of Maryland.
These webinars are for anyone interested in Maryland's forested landscape, including landowners, farmers, researchers, natural resource professionals, students, etc.
Register for the webinar here: https://go.umd.edu/NovForests2025
If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate in any event or activity, please contact Daniel Pratson on or before October 29, 2025 at dpratson@umd.edu, or 301-226-7577
This session will explore the ecological principles that influence where and how forests grow across Maryland. It will also discuss research on management approaches that aim to enhance biodiversity across forested landscapes.
This is the second of the Fall 2025 Forestry and Natural Resources Webinar Series, which features webinars that explore different aspects of Maryland's forests and natural resources. Each webinar will be hosted and led by Daniel Pratson, Natural Resources Specialist with University of Maryland.
These webinars are for anyone interested in Maryland's forested landscape, including landowners, farmers, researchers, natural resource professionals, students, etc.
Register for the webinar here: https://go.umd.edu/OctForests2025
If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate in any event or activity, please contact Daniel Pratson on or before September 24, 2025 at dpratson@umd.edu, or 301-226-7577.
This session will provide a brief overview of Maryland's forest land over time and identify current forest conditions and threats today.
This is the first of the Fall 2025 Forestry and Natural Resources Webinar Series, which features webinars that explore different aspects of Maryland's forests and natural resources. Each webinar will be hosted and led by Daniel Pratson, Natural Resources Specialist with University of Maryland.
These webinars are for anyone interested in Maryland's forested landscape, including landowners, farmers, researchers, natural resource professionals, students, etc.
Are you interested in studying environmental science, animal science, plant science, nutritional science or another agricultural and natural resources area? Then come learn what we have to offer in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR). These sessions will give you a chance to learn about AGNR, its nine undergraduate (BS & BLA) degree programs, minors, our hands-on approach to learning, beyond the classroom experiences, life as a Terp, and more. Please note that each visit date offers a unique experience. On this visit (October 25) guests will attend a general presentation, hear from current AGNR students, and tour the on-campus farm. Please note in this special Saturday session - other academic units will not be available; other University amenities and facilities will operate on weekend hours.
Are you interested in studying environmental science, animal science, plant science, nutritional science or another agricultural and natural resources area? Then come learn what we have to offer in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR). These sessions will give you a chance to learn about AGNR, its nine undergraduate (BS & BLA) degree programs, minors, our hands-on approach to learning, beyond the classroom experiences, life as a Terp, and more. Please note that each visit date offers a unique experience. On this visit (October 24) guests will attend a general presentation, hear from current AGNR students, and meet in small groups with current students in your AGNR major of interest.
Are you interested in studying environmental science, animal science, plant science, nutritional science or another agricultural and natural resources area? Then come learn what we have to offer in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR). These sessions will give you a chance to learn about AGNR, its nine undergraduate (BS & BLA) degree programs, minors, our hands-on approach to learning, beyond the classroom experiences, life as a Terp, and more. Please note that each visit date offers a unique experience. On this visit (October 17) guests will attend a general presentation, hear from current AGNR students, and MEET YOUR MAJOR! Team members from your intended AGNR major of interest will meet in breakout groups to provide supplemental programming.
Are you interested in studying environmental science, animal science, plant science, nutritional science or another agricultural and natural resources area? Then come learn what we have to offer in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR). These sessions will give you a chance to learn about AGNR, its nine undergraduate (BS & BLA) degree programs, minors, our hands-on approach to learning, beyond the classroom experiences, life as a Terp, and more. Please note that each visit date offers a unique experience. On this visit (October 3) guests will attend a general presentation, hear from current AGNR students, and MEET YOUR MAJOR! Team members from your intended AGNR major of interest will meet in breakout groups to provide supplemental programming.
Are you interested in studying environmental science, animal science, plant science, nutritional science or another agricultural and natural resources area? Then come learn what we have to offer in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (AGNR). These sessions will give you a chance to learn about AGNR, its nine undergraduate (BS & BLA) degree programs, minors, our hands-on approach to learning, beyond the classroom experiences, life as a Terp, and more. Please note that each visit date offers a unique experience. On this visit (September 26) guests will attend a general presentation, hear from current AGNR students, and tour the on-campus farm.
