Continuing Ed: VMN Webinar – It’s Not Just About Counting Trees: The How, Why, What, Who and Where of a Tree Inventory
Registration required. Get more info and sign up here. Category 2 Continuing Education
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CE: VMN Webinar – The Ins and Outs of Rain Gardens
VirtualRegistration is required for live event. Recording will be available later on VMN CE website. Description (from VMN): Rain gardens […]
💡CE: Leopold’s Preserve: A Model for Wise Land Use (VMN Webinar)
VirtualNext Webinar: Leopold's Preserve: A Model for Wise Land Use Date: Monday, June 24, 12:00 pm Pre-registration required. Description: Leopold's Preserve, […]
💡CE: Registration Opens for VMN State Conference (Virtual) Sept 27-29
VirtualRegistration and other info here . Category 2: Continuing Education
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💡 CE: Virginia Master Naturalist Statewide Conference and Volunteer Training 2024 (Virtual)
Conference Theme - Connections: Humans, nature, and their mutual impacts Our 2024 Virginia Master Naturalist conference theme focuses on the […]
💡CE: Invasion Biology Wrap-Up with Jacob Barney
VirtualVMN Continuing Education Webinars - Joint Webinars with Extension Master Gardeners NOTE: For our VMN CE Webinar series in December, […]
💡CE: Webinar from Virginia Tech and Project FeederWatch: Making FeederWatch Inclusive
VirtualDescription: Presenters will share summaries of virtual discussions about increasing inclusivity in the bird feeding participatory science project Project FeederWatch. […]
💡CE: Invasive Plants, Restoration and the Sound of Urban Streams with Gabrielle Ripa
VirtualVMN Continuing Education Webinars - Joint Webinars with Extension Master Gardeners NOTE: For our VMN CE Webinar series in December, […]
💡VMN CE Webinar: Virginia Gray Fox Project
VirtualDescription: This webinar will include reasoning for, methodology, and preliminary results of the Virginia Gray Fox Project (VGFP). The VGFP is […]
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💡Member CE: VMN Webinar: Butterfly population trends in America north of Mexico and their most likely drivers
VirtualDescription: Mounting evidence shows that insects are declining world-wide, leading to the so-called "insect apocalypse". Unfortunately, this is also true […]
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