The Chesapeake Fourm Board is actively pursuing other sources of funding that might help mitigate this need. We know that discretionary budgets are tight and that this may make you think twice about taking all the courses you want.

Because classes are recorded for viewing on demand and made available regardless of how you choose to take the course, Chesapeake Forum will not issue refunds for hybrid or zoom courses. Should an in-person only course or event have to be cancelled due to a change in the Governor’s COVID policies, we will let you know immediately and issue ...

Jan 7, 2025 · In Part 1 we will focus on water birds, the geese, ducks, loons, herons, shorebirds, and other “aquatic” species that are winter residents in the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic coastal bays region. Part 2 will cover some local “hotspots” for viewing songbird and shorebird migration. The parts are independent; one may be taken without the ...

Leave the stress of D.C. driving and parking to us, and spend the day exploring the museums of your choice. Join the Forum’s Curriculum Chair, Doug Holly, a

Rich Harrison. Rich Harrison is the retired Director of Research & Development for Baltimore Aircoil Co., a worldwide manufacturer of evaporative cooling equipment and ice thermal storage equipment.

Visiting the Arctic Circle in Finland and Lapland during cold weather can be the adventure of a lifetime. While preparing for the cold takes some effort, payoff

If this goes well, Chesapeake Forum will host a small projects mosaic workshop with Jen in the Spring. What to Expect: The class will be at Jen Wagner’s studio in Easton. Jen will grout the projects after class and arrange for easy pick up. NOTE: There are steep stairs to Jen’s studio.

Explore how the Bay has shaped the diverse cultures that have lived, worked, and played on the Chesapeake Bay Using the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum’s Water Lines exhibition in the new Welcome Center as a classroom, Pete will show specific examples of regional watercraft types and the cultures that produced and used them in the Chesapeake ...

Please note: your registration fee pays for the bus plus a nominal Chesapeake Forum overhead contribution. Registration will close two weeks prior to the trip so that Wallops Island can do security checks on attendees. We will depart from the Easton Fire Department (315 Aurora Park Dr, Easton, MD 21601) no later than 8:00 am.

In 1994 an interagency team decided that restoring remote island habitat lost in the Chesapeake Bay was of great environmental value, and signed a Chesapeake Bay Ecosystem Management Agreement committing to the beneficial use of dredged material from the navigational channels leading to the Port of Baltimore to restore island habitat.