From Plankton to Plastic: The Chesapeake Under a Microscope
Learn about the microscopic world that exists in our local waters, from tiny particles of plastic and single celled organisms, up to the tiny animals
Learn about the microscopic world that exists in our local waters, from tiny particles of plastic and single celled organisms, up to the tiny animals
Meno, a brash young Athenian, asks Socrates whether virtue can be taught. Socrates replies that to answer this, one must first define “virtue.” This short
Interested in attracting pollinators to your garden? The idea of “conservation landscaping” to provide habitat for local and migratory birds, butterflies and other beneficials is
Join Mickey on a journey of the unique role and involvement of Maryland in the Civil War through a thorough review of Maryland’s Civil War
Have you been back to Poplar Island recently to see the results of their renovation efforts? Our Field Trip back to Poplar Island last Fall
This is the second of a two-part course begun during the Winter Semester here at Chesapeake Forum. The parts are independent, so don’t worry if
Wines of the central California coast don’t boast the brand recognition of the Napa and Sonoma valleys, yet the many small vineyards reputedly produce some
Dr. Ellen Schecter’s memoir, Fierce Joy, explores the physical, psychological, and spiritual circumstances she faced as a woman, wife, and the mother of two young
Join our tour of Spocott Farm led by George Radcliffe, Jr. , the current owner and seventh grandson of the family that settled in Dorchester
Poplar Island is known throughout the world as a singular and continuing ecological and economic success. Learn how the beneficial use of dredged material is