Summer Science and Nature Program: Exploring the Chesapeake Bay Explore, Discover, and Engage at the Nation's First Urban Wildlife refuge Partnership! Participants will engage in hands on learning on our 52 acre waterfront campus, discover in our science labs, and explore the natural world around them.

Sound Healing & Nature Walk Collaboration with WOCO Join WOCO and Masonville Cove in a collaborative walk through the beautiful Urban Wildlife campus and learn all about the life within and the fascinating history of the Cove. We will close off this adventure with a rejuvenating sound healing meditation in nature.

Bird Banding The Masonville Cove Partnership invites you to join Birds of Urban Baltimore and our bird banding studies on campus! See the bird banding process up-close, and learn how urban greenspaces help migrating birds! Registration reserves your spot, walk-ins welcomed.

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

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Mammals of Masonville Part 2/2 Here's your chance to work alongside biologists as we discover what roams Masonville Cove! Meet us at the Enoch Pratt Brooklyn Branch Library for an introduction to mammal surveys and review trail camera data with us to ID our mammal neighbors. Please dress warmly and registration is required.

Water Quality Science Join us in becoming a water scientist for a day! Learn what it takes to be a water scientist and help with citizen science data collection at Masonville Cove! Registration required.

(Rescheduled) Eagle Fledge Celebration Help us celebrate the coming of age of Baltimore’s only documented nesting bald eaglets and the reopening of the campus! Use your skills in bird ID as you try to catch a glimpse of the juvenile bald eagles that call Masonville Cove home. Enjoy nature exploration and free family-friendly activities.

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.

Pollinator Paradise Have you ever known the thrill of catching a butterfly in a net? Join us to safely get a close up look at some of the world's most important creatures who make one out of every three bites of our food! Supplies and instruction will be provided. Registration required.