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  • Homeschool Days: Watershed Wonders

    Students are introduced to the concept of Watershed and how our actions on land impact the health of our local waterways and the Chesapeake Bay. Homeschool Days: Watershed Wonders Students are introduced to the concept of Watershed and how our actions on land impact the health of our local waterways and the Chesapeake Bay.

  • Kayaking Tours: 2025 Urban Wildlife Conservation Day

    Explore Masonville Cove from the water! Paddle alongside trained guides and spot wildlife from a whole new perspective. REGISTRATION REQUIRED Kayaking Tours: 2025 Urban Wildlife Conservation Day Explore Masonville Cove from the water! Paddle alongside trained guides and spot wildlife from a whole new perspective. REGISTRATION REQUIRED

  • Sunday, Sept 26 Kayaking

    Join us for a free kayaking tour of Masonville Cove! Beginner-level kayaking instruction and all necessary equipment including life jackets will be provided. Please note the age and weight limits before registration. Registration coming soon! Sunday, Sept 26 Kayaking Join us for a free kayaking tour of Masonville Cove! Beginner-level kayaking instruction and all necessary equipment including life jackets will be provided. Please note the age and weight limits before registration. Registration coming soon!

  • Rescheduled Family Fishing

    Have you ever wondered who is swimming in the Cove? Spend time on the pier and enjoy guided fishing lessons for those wanting to learn how to fish! All fishing supplies and snacks will be available for free. Rescheduled Family Fishing Have you ever wondered who is swimming in the Cove? Spend time on the pier and enjoy guided fishing lessons for those wanting to learn how to fish! All fishing supplies and snacks will be available for free.

  • UWCD Boat Rides

    Join us for a boat ride of the Baltimore Harbor to learn about local Baltimore history, information about the port and commerce, Chesapeake history, and environmental science! REGISTRATION REQUIRED UWCD Boat Rides Join us for a boat ride of the Baltimore Harbor to learn about local Baltimore history, information about the port and commerce, Chesapeake history, and environmental science! REGISTRATION REQUIRED

  • Saturday, Sept 25 Kayaking as part of Urban Wildlife Conservation Celebration

    Join us for a free kayaking tour of Masonville Cove! Beginner-level kayaking instruction and all necessary equipment including life jackets will be provided. Please note the age and weight limits before registration. Saturday, Sept 25 Kayaking as part of Urban Wildlife Conservation Celebration Join us for a free kayaking tour of Masonville Cove! Beginner-level kayaking instruction and all necessary equipment including life jackets will be provided. Please note the age and weight limits before registration.

  • Drop In Field Trip: Watershed Wonders

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

  • Partnerships | Masonville Cove | Baltimore, MD

    Learn about the partnership between organizations which have worked together to make Masonville a valuable community resource. MASONVILLE COVE PARTNERSHIPS ABOUT MASONVILLE'S PARTNERSHIPS At Masonville, federal organizations, state organizations, non-profits, and community groups have come together to restore an incredible piece of land for the benefit of local wildlife and the surrounding community. Masonville was designated in 2007 as a placement site for sediment removed from the Baltimore shipping channels. With that designation came numerous benefits for the community, centering around restoring waterfront access in the previously polluted site. In order to accomplish these changes, the Port of Baltimore partnered with Living Classrooms Foundation and the National Aquarium to help engage the surrounding communities. Thus began the partnership of these organizations, which together with Maryland Environmental Service, continue to work to restore Masonville Cove for the benefit of local communities and wildlife. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service became an additional partner in 2013 when Masonville Cove was designated the nation's first Urban Wildlife Refuge Partnership. Urban Wildlife Refuges are sites that are in close proximity to major metropolitan areas. Urban Wildlife Refuge Partnerships are urban refuges where "the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Community, and Partners come together to promote conservation." Today the proof of Masonville Cove's success as a refuge partnership is in the numbers: the Cove is consistently named one of the top birding spots in the state, and provides rich education experiences for thousands of students and visitors. MASONVILLE COVE IMPACT REPORT The Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Port Administration (MDOT MPA) purchased the site to use a portion of it to contain dredged material, or sediment removed from shipping channels. Placing the sediment at Masonville allows large ships to travel the deep channels to Baltimore safely, keeping the Port of Baltimore open for business. In return, MDOT MPA has worked tirelessly to restore the environment in the Cove and has worked closely with the surrounding community to provide a community resource, restoring safe waterfront access at Masonville Cove. Living Classrooms Foundation manages the state-of-the-art environmental education facility at Masonville Cove, acting as a host to visitors and an educational outreach team to neighborhood schools. Living Classrooms Foundation offers field trips to groups of all ages and abilities, and uses hands-on education and a low teacher-to-student ratio to help make learning fun and impactful. The National Aquarium works closely with community groups to arrange large-scale restoration efforts, giving community ownership to the restoration success of this beautiful waterfront site. Community members have come together through the National Aquarium to conduct shoreline debris clean-ups, wetland plantings, and neighborhood beautification projects. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) provides wildlife management at Masonville Cove. As an integral partner in the Masonville Cove effort, USFWS helps to ensure the success of native wildlife, and responsible wildlife management practices, and provides assistance with on-site educational programs. COMMUNITY GROUPS A variety of community groups have worked closely with the Masonville Cove project partners to provide guidance and feedback regarding proposed projects designed to improve the area for public use. Integral groups include the Masonville Citizens Advisory Committee , the Greater Baybrook Alliance , and Baltimore Green Space . These partnerships help to maximize Masonville's impact as a valuable resource for the community.

  • Virtual Nature for Kids

    Set the scene for Thanksgiving by making a decorative Turkey or two! This event is virtual and registration is required. Scroll down for more information on supply pickup and the virtual session. Virtual Nature for Kids Set the scene for Thanksgiving by making a decorative Turkey or two! This event is virtual and registration is required. Scroll down for more information on supply pickup and the virtual session.

  • Walktober at Masonville Cove 2023

    Join Captain Trash Wheel as a "sole mate" for a guided sunset walk through the Masonville campus to celebrate Maryland Walk Day as part of Walktober! Our walking group name for the walk is Masonville Cove. Walktober at Masonville Cove 2023 Join Captain Trash Wheel as a "sole mate" for a guided sunset walk through the Masonville campus to celebrate Maryland Walk Day as part of Walktober! Our walking group name for the walk is Masonville Cove.

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