Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of early morning light along the Patuxent River. Learn skills for identifying birds by sight and sound, all while getting in your steps and breathing the fresh morning air. Novice and experienced birders are welcome on this 2-3 mile walk to explore the forests and wetlands in search of the…

Young wildlife detectives return for another mystery-filled mission. Animals may leave tracks, but they also leave behind another important clue: scat. In this messy, but exciting adventure, kids will investigate ransacked campsite scenes, study realistic scat replicas, and learn how biologists identify which animals have been sneaking around- all without ever seeing the creatures themselves!…

  What mammals inhabit our fascinating marshes at Jug Bay? Find out, and perhaps see some in person on a late afternoon hike through the woods and along the edge of the marsh. Join Chuck Hatcher, Jug Bay’s resident expert on otters, for a 1-3 mile walk. Look and listen for signs of activity while…

Your homeschooler is invited to join us as we explore various topics related to the natural spaces of Jug Bay. We delve into nature concepts, spend time outdoors, and have fun learning. Our spring theme is Healthy Habitats. April’s class focuses on Healthy Streams. This is a drop-off program. Dress for the weather. Wear comfortable…

April has been declared Archaeology Month in Maryland. Archaeology is the scientific study of past human life and culture by the recovery and examination of remaining material evidence. Join archaeologist Drew Webster, from the Anne Arundel County’s Cultural Resources Section, to celebrate Archaeology Month with a hike from the Jug Bay Visitor’s Center to the…

Discover the new growth of spring and defrost your creative side with a guided hike and cyanotype print making! Learn about the Sanctuary’s native species that emerge during the spring and use one of the earliest forms of photography to take home your own sun print. Ages 10 and older. Under 18 must be accompanied…

What mammals inhabit our fascinating marshes at Jug Bay? Find out, and perhaps see some in person on a late afternoon hike through the woods and along the edge of the marsh. Join Chuck Hatcher, Jug Bay’s resident expert on otters, for a 1-3 mile walk. Look and listen for signs of activity while Chuck…

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of early morning light along the Patuxent River. Learn skills for identifying birds by sight and sound, all while getting in your steps and breathing the fresh morning air. Novice and experienced birders are welcome on this 2-3 mile walk to explore the forests and wetlands in search of the…

Join Park Rangers from the National Park Service and Anne Arundel County Recreation and Parks for an engaging kayak paddle up the Patuxent River (about 1 mile) to learn about what made this waterway important to British and American forces during the War of 1812. Paddlers will learn about military tactics and movements on the…

,Your homeschooler is invited to join us as we explore various topics related to the natural spaces of Jug Bay. We delve into nature concepts, spend time outdoors, and have fun learning. Our spring theme is Healthy Habitats. May’s class focuses on Meadow Health. This is a drop-off program. Dress for the weather. Wear comfortable…