UMBC's Professor Jeffrey Halverson has been a frequent speaker at TNFW, all the while working on this long-awaited, introductory textbook on severe and hazardous weather. While this comprehensive book is geared for university undergraduates, it presumes little or no knowledge of meteorology, and several primer chapters on general concepts are provided up front. The book […]
Want to know what to do if you see a bear in your yard? Department of Wildlife Resources’ (DWR) Black Bear Project Leader Carl Tugend will share advice on bear biology, behavior, management, and how to reduce human-bear conflicts. This talk is not to be missed.
Join Josh Palumbo on a discussion the environmental concerns affecting Wintergreen’s ecosystem. The lecture will cover topics such as forest health, deer populations, water quality, spotted lanternfly and much more. Be sure to come with any questions you may have about the state of the Wintergreen environment!
This summer, three outstanding interns have immersed themselves in the wild beauty of Wintergreen—contributing their scientific skills, fresh perspectives, and a whole lot of sweat to support TNFW’s mission. Now it’s time to hear their stories! Join our Education, Propagation, and Forestry interns as they share highlights from their time in the field, from native […]
Join geologist Dr. Chuck Bailey for an engaging exploration of the geological history that shaped Wintergreen and the surrounding Blue Ridge Mountains. This program will connect the science of deep time with the natural features and rock formations that define our region’s unique geologic character.
