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Thursday, March 19, 2026

March 23, 2026: Weekly Dose of Training Opportunities

  This is MOSH presentation recording 

Radios - Did your radio not have the channels you needed for the EMR/ISAR class? 

DNR Radio Shop Work Request Form, this is the form you fill out to request repairs, replacements, or programing. The radios are designed to be reprogramed over the air, but that function doesn't always work, so they may need to schedule a time to physically reprogram the radios.  


Upcoming Trainings on Radio Operations and Care (Virtual) - 4/24 at Noon, and 5/4 at 10 am 


Natural History Society 

Nature Connections are back! Make sure you put these amazing, free, public events on your calendar - and don't forget to RSVP! Or volunteer to share your time and/or expertise at the event. Sign up on HelperHelper or reach out directly to Alison at adombrowski@marylandnature.org.

On April 19th, join us for our first Nature Connections since our renovation: Birds of Prey! We’ll have live birds with their handlers from rescue organizations, binoculars and scopes for outdoor viewing with expert birders, historic taxidermy from our collections, bird identification, games, crafts, and Alex Pellegrini, our featured presenter, talking about the Maryland Bird Conservation Partnership’s Farmland Raptor Program. Come on your own or bring the whole family - there will be something there for everyone!

2026 Nature Connections Event Dates

April 19 - Birds of Prey
May 24 - World Turtle Day 
June 28 - Clubapolooza - Sponsored by our three clubs:  herpetology (reptiles and amphibians), lepidoptera (butterflies and moths), and fossils

August 30 - Shark Fest 

September 27 - Life Under a Rock 

October 11 - National Fossil Day 

December 27 - Teeth and Bones 

Nature Connections is a signature program offered to you by the Natural History Society of Maryland with financial support from the Citizens of Baltimore County. Programs, held on select Sundays, are free and open to the public. Each Nature Connection focuses on a different natural history topic.

Learn from presentations and displays from local experts and organizations • Explore specimens and artifacts from natural history collections • Hear about related citizen science projects • Talk to scientists who can answer your questions and guide your discoveries of the natural world • Enjoy games, art, crafts, stories, music, and drama


FREE WEBINAR ON APRIL 2
Emotional Dysregulation
Understand triggers of emotional distress, the consequences of prolonged distress, & how to strengthen emotional regulation.

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