Homeschool Days: Tracks and Scats Learn how to identify tracks, scats, and other clues left behind from various animals.

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Nature for Kids: Courageous Coyotes Join us for an in-person craft inspired by nature! We will share stories and learn about the coyotes of Masonville while making and decorating cute coyote masks. Enjoy the great outdoors on a walk with us to look for signs of these elusive creatures! Registration required.

FREE Virtual Nature for Kids Registered students will receive a supply kit full of craft materials, step-by-step directions, and a zoom link to participate in a live video session with staff and other participants. Contact events@masonvillecove.org to register and get the zoom link. See you there!

Guided Mindful Nature Walk at Masonville Cove for Urban Wildlife Conservation Day Led by guides from Nature Worx, we will explore the beautiful grounds at Masonville Cove, slowly walking and pausing frequently, using all of our senses to drop out of doing mode and into being mode. Learn simple, but profound ways to make space for yourself to breathe and savor the natural world.

Audubon's Baltimore Birding Event at Masonville Cove Joins Audubon for a guided birdwatching tour at Masonville Cove. One of the many locations during the Baltimore's Birding Weekend. Registration for this event can be found below to participate in this event. Space is limited.

Mammals of Masonville Part 4/4 Here's your chance to work alongside biologists as we discover what roams Masonville Cove after hours. This part will be a summary class where we review results and wildlife management. No prior experience required! Ideal for adults and teenagers. Please dress warmly and registration is required.

Community Shoreline Clean Up Make Captain Trash Wheel proud and help clean up the shoreline at Masonville Cove! This event is also a student service learning hours opportunity. Registration required.

City Nature Challenge City Nature Challenge is an annual community science competition for cities to find and document plants and wildlife found in urban areas. As Partners with the National Aquarium, we are calling on everyone to join us in exploring, identifying and documenting the wildlife around you!

Drop In Field Trip: Tracks and Scat Hands on Environmental Education programs ideal for homeschool families and all students on days off of school! $20 per participant. Registration required.