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 […]
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, […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
Discover how scientists use satellite imagery and drone technology to better understand and protect our planet. Dr. Sapana Lohani, a Geospatial Environmental Scientist at William & Mary’s Institute for Integrative […]
Join Dr. Angel Garcia of James Madison University for an illuminating journey beneath the surface of Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley. Discover the geological wonders and fascinating history of Grand Caverns, America’s […]
Join Josh Palumbo on a discussion the environmental concerns affecting Wintergreen’s ecosystem. The lecture will cover topics such as spotted lanternfly, deer populations, water quality, and much more. Be sure […]
Spring Awakening: Where The Blue Ridge Comes Alive, formerly the Spring Wildflower Symposium, is an immersive weekend event celebrating the region’s remarkable flora and mountain ecosystems. Designed for nature enthusiasts, […]