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.
Leave No Stone Unturned, an illustrated compilation of Carolyn Velletri’s column of the same name, is here! Stop by any time on Saturday, December 7th from 2 to 4 pm at the Trillium House to celebrate with the author. Discounted books will be available for purchase as well as personal autographs! Part of the sales will benefit […]
A Murder At Green Mountain Resort Hotel . Dine while characters try to solve the mystery of who killed Senator Archibald Payne. Was it his wife, Candy Payne, son, Junior Payne, or the senator’s driver/bodyguard, Muscles Slickman? Other characters will provide clues as the evening draws to an end. The audience will be called upon […]
Join Professor Kristin Cash from the University of Lynchburg as she delves into how AI technologies are transforming environmental education and outreach, equipping the next generation of conservation leaders with the tools and knowledge needed to protect our planet and inspire sustainable change. Refreshments provided. Payment is due at time of registration. This event will […]
Professor Krystof Cios, is one of the pioneers of machine learning and data mining. Join us as Virginia Commonwealth University’s Dr. Cios provides an overview of AI. His presentation will focus on AI’s positive and negative impacts in domains such as medicine, scientific discovery, innovation, society, student learning, and environment. Refreshments provided. Payment is due […]
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!
For over 40 years, the Wintergreen Spring Wildflower Symposium has been the premier event for nature enthusiasts, offering an immersive experience in the rich biodiversity of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Dive into engaging presentations and guided hikes led by expert naturalists, covering topics like botany, ecology, entomology, geology, and ornithology. With 30+ miles of scenic […]
Join us for an evening of intrigue and murder at the Trillium House, featuring local author Morgan Armstrong and his latest suspenseful mystery, "A Murder at Cubley’s Coze." Bring your favorite beverage and a potluck dish to share while we enjoy an engaging evening figuring out “whodunit”. Dessert will be provided. Space is limited and […]
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.