Potomac Valley Audubon Society Events

Wednesday August 20 7:30am - 10:30am EDT

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Bird Walk at Cool Spring Preserve

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Join Bill Telfair for a morning bird walk at Cool Spring Preserve!PVAS Host: Bill Telfair This is a free/donation-based program For ages 8 and older. All youth must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required and limited to 15 participants. Join trip leader Bill Telfair for a bird walk at Cool Spring Preserve! Anyone with an interest is welcome to come along, regardless of their birding skills. The trails at Cool Spring Preserve have a lot to offer! From well-maintained footpaths to gorgeous views, the 74 acres of this preserve are home to much wildlife. Click here to see a list of birds commonly observed at Cool Spring Preserve during August! Walking Distance: Approximately 1 -2 miles.Pace/Activities: Leisurely (meandering, many breaks to stop and observe)Exposure: Partial shade/winter canopy. Some areas of full sun.Terrain: Hard ground/hiking trail in some areas, mowed grass in other areas. Gentle slopes/rolling hillsRestroom: At the start of the program, Port-a-Pottys will be available. At the end of the program when the Case Nature Center is open, indoor flushing restrooms will be available.Parking/Where to Meet: Participants should meet at the back deck (just down from the parking lot) of the Nature Center.What to Bring: Wear sturdy shoes, dress for the weather, and bring water. If you have them, binoculars and cameras are recommended. You may also want to consider installing free birding apps creating by the Cornell Lab or Ornithology to your mobile device: 1) Merlin (https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/) and 2) eBird (https://ebird.org/about/ebird-mobile/).Register Here!Registration will remain open until the start of the program. Read our pricing structure & policies. About Bill: Bill has been birding since he was 8 years old. He has been on EBird since 2003, with a life list of 1,820 and a US list over 500. He has participated in Christmas Birds counts in both CA and WV, as well as the C&O bird count for 10 years. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Saturday August 23 7:30pm - 9:30pm EDT

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Singing Insect Walk at Cool Spring Preserve

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Join Wil Hershberger, a local insect expert, for an evening insect walk at Cool Spring Preserve. Listen and learn about all the various insects we hear in the summer and early fall months!PVAS Host: Wil Hershberger Free and open to the public. For ages 16 and older. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required and limited to 18 participants. PVMN Continuing Education Credit Eligible Wil will lead an exploration along the CSP trails passing through meadow, woodland and marsh. Insects likely to be encountered include tree crickets, several species of meadow katydids, one or two species of round-winged katydids, northern true katydids, oblong-wing katydids, and perhaps some bush katydids. In 2017, this very walk found the first documented occurrence of Long-spurred Meadow Katydid in Jefferson Co., WV. Hopefully, we will see them again, and who knows what else may be found. Those who wish to participate should bring a flashlight and be prepared (if you choose) to walk through high grass and weeds.The walk will not take place if it is raining. Walking Distance: About a mile or lessPace/Activities: Leisurely (meandering, many breaks to stop and observe)Exposure: Some areas are covered by forest canopy, some areas are open.Terrain: Hard ground/hiking trail in some areas, mowed grass in other areas. Gentle slopes/rolling hillsRestroom: Port-a-Pottys will be available.Parking/Where to Meet: Check in at the back deck near the bottom of the stairs next to the Case Nature Center.What to Bring: Dress for the weather and bring a flashlight! Remember that it can get substantially cooler at night. Tucking pants legs into socks and spraying them with an insect repellent is recommended.Register Here!Registration will remain open until the start of the program. Read our pricing structure & policies. About Wil: Wil Hershberger is a lifelong naturalist whose award-winning photography and sound recordings reflect more than a decade of dedicated observation of the natural world. His work, especially of birds, frogs, and insects, has been published in books, magazines, and calendars, and his recordings are archived at the Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Wil and his wife Donna share their passion for nature through their West Virginia-based business, Nature Images and Sounds, LLC. Learn more at natureimagesandsounds.com.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Sunday August 24 10:00am - 1:00pm EDT

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Garden Clean Up Volunteer Workday at Cool Spring Preserve

Join Bob and the members of the Windflower Garden Club for the start of a garden remodel project at Cool Spring Preserve!PVAS Host: Bob Schwartz Free and open to the public. For ages 12 and older. All youth must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required PVMN Volunteer Credit Eligible.Thanks to grant funding from the Windflower Garden Club, the Thornton Cottage front garden beds are getting a remodel this year! Our wonderful restoration leader, Bob Schwartz, is helping us to remove the non-native species and reclaim this garden as a shady, pollinator-friendly rain garden. The first step is to remove the unwanted plants, inventory the desirable species, and prep the beds for future planting. Join us for a fun and educational volunteer workday. Walking Distance: Minimal (~200 feet)Pace/Activities: Activities will include bending, stopping, and lifting.Exposure: Mixed shade/sunTerrain: N/A N/ARestroom: There is a port-o-pot onsiteParking/Where to Meet: Meet in the parking lot outside the Case Nature CenterWhat to Bring: Bring your work gloves, favorite gardening tools, a refillable water bottle, and any accessories that will help you stay comfortable!Register Here!Registration will remain open until the start of the program. If the required minimum # of people do not register by 4 pm the evening prior, the program will be cancelled. Read our pricing structure & policies. About Bob:Originally from Chicago, Bob earned an undergraduate degree in Forest Ecosystem Science and Political Science from the University of Wisconsin- Madison and is about to complete a Master of Science in Environmental Biology and Climate Change from Hood College in Maryland. Bob serves as Western Watershed Forester for the Maryland Forest Service where he works with private and public landowners to improve forested watershed health through facilitation of cooperative conservation and restoration projects. In his free time Bob is a book nerd, loves to explore far and wide to find cool habitats, and work in his native plant garden. He lives in Brunswick, MD with his wife Ellen and their crazy cats.

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Tuesday August 26 9:30am - 3:00pm EDT

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Case Nature Center Open Day

Join us for a day of discovery at Case Nature Center!PVAS Host: PVAS Nature Center Docents Free and open to the public. All ages are welcome, though youth must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is not required. Visit us at the Case Nature Center! Meet our friendl......More

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Tuesday September 2 9:30am - 3:00pm EDT

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Case Nature Center Open Day

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Wednesday September 3 10:00am - 12:00pm EDT

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Wellness Walk at Cool Spring Preserve

Let’s get outside and enjoy the trails together!PVAS Host: Ellen Murphy Free and open to the public. All ages are welcome, though youth must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required and limited to 15 participants. This program has a minimum of 5 participants. Let’s get outside and enjoy the season together! Wellness Walks are monthly group outings to different natural areas, offering a chance to connect with nature and community. Distances vary, but most walks are around 2 miles. This September, join us at Cool Spring Preserve for a stroll through trails bursting with fall wildflowers. Goldenrod, aster, jewelweed, ironweed, and more bring vibrant color to the landscape. Ellen will lead the walk along Linda’s Loop and other scenic paths as we soak in the beauty of autumn together. Walking Distance: Approximately 2 miles or less.Pace/Activities: Moderate (steady but able to maintain a conversation)Exposure: Partial shade. Some areas of full sun.Terrain: Hard ground/hiking trail – though depending on conditions some areas of the trail may be wet/soggy. Gentle slopes/rolling hillsRestroom: Yes, at the start of the programParking/Where to Meet: Participants should meet at the back deck (just down from the parking lot, go down the stairs) of the Nature Center.What to Bring: Dress for the weather, bring water, and wear sturdy shoes!Register Here!Registration will remain open until the start of the program. If the required minimum # of people do not register by 4 pm the evening prior, the program will be cancelled. Read our pricing structure & policies. About our Host: Ellen is retired from PVAS (and a former National Park Ranger and Girl Scout Camp Director). With PVAS, she taught the Watershed Program, taught general environmental education for PK-5th grades, and directed Audubon Discovery Camp for 11 years. She has been a Master Naturalist since 2007. Her favorite word is “Look” and my favorite place is Yankauer Nature Preserve. She and her husband Kevin have been married for 39 years, residents of WV for almost 30 years, and “parents” to a series of pound puppies (currently #8 and 9).

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Wednesday September 3 6:00pm - 8:00pm EDT

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Nature's Palette Watercolor Workshop: American kestrel

Join us for a monthly celebration of nature, creativity, and curiosity! This month’s subject is the American kestrel.PVAS Host: Sonja Melander $15/person (PVAS members receive a 10% discount). For ages 12 and older. All youth must be accompanied by an adult. Registratio......More

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Saturday September 6 10:00am - 2:00pm EDT

Sunny Meadows Garden Center, 7437 Sharpsburg Pike, Boonsboro, MD, 21713

Fall Native Plant Sale

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Join us for our Fall Native Plant and Bird Seed Sale at our partner location, Sunny Meadows Garden Center. We will feature fall nectar plants for pollinators, shrubs, and trees for wildlife, and of course MILKWEED for monarchs!In-person sale: Saturday, September 6, 10am – 2pmClick HERE to preview the great native plants we are offering. Mark your calendar for the sale date: Saturday, September 6 from 10am – 2pm at Sunny Meadows Garden Center.Look for the Audubon and The Monarch Alliance signs! Our table and plants will be set up near the parking lot.Come out early at 9am for a native plant talk by Ann Aldrich and Bob Schwartz!We will also be having our first Birdseed Sale of the season during this event.This fundraiser supports the Monarch Waystation grant program and educational activities of The Monarch Alliance, a program of the Potomac Valley Audubon Society![/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_tta_tabs][vc_tta_section title=”Ann Aldrich” tab_id=”1693594743148-5c3b2622-133d”][vc_column_text]Ann received her B.S. in Botany from University of Michigan, spent decades with the Bureau of Land Management, rising from a Field Botanist to various management positions. Ann earned her Master’s in Sustainable Landscape Design from George Washington University, after which she taught the native plants classes in the Sustainable Landscape Design master’s program. She has worked over 10 years with the Dumbarton Oaks Parks Conservancy in Washington D.C. to restore Beatrix Farrand’s wild garden. Ann is now retired and is a Washington County Master Gardener, mentoring aspiring gardeners in the use of native plants, while working to restore her own 34 acres of forest and savanna near Hagerstown, MD.[/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section title=”Bob Schwartz” tab_id=”1693594743149-bdd9fd3f-83cb”][vc_column_text]Bob Schwartz holds a M.Sc. in Global Change Biology from Hood College and a B.Sc. in Forest Science/Political Science from the University of Wisconsin – Madison. He is a certified Chesapeake Bay Landscape Professional, ISA Certified Arborist, and a Maryland Licensed Forester. Bob works for the Maryland Forest Service as the Western Watershed Forester, focusing on forest restoration and cooperative stewardship projects, with previous work experience in prairie/savanna restoration with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. While his love of native plants originated in the prairies and savannas of the Midwest, it has expanded to the unique plants that characterize the east coast, facilitated by wonderful mentors who have deepened his knowledge and appreciation for our local ecosystems. [/vc_column_text][/vc_tta_section][/vc_tta_tabs][/vc_column][/vc_row]

Sunny Meadows Garden Center, 7437 Sharpsburg Pike, Boonsboro, MD, 21713

Monday September 8 5:00pm - 6:30pm EDT

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Monarch Tagging Workshop at Cool Spring Preserve

An evening learning about and tagging Monarch butterflies!PVAS Host: Laurel Schwartz Free and open to the public. All ages are welcome, though youth must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required and limited to 12 participants. PVMN Continuing Education Credit Eligible The Monarch Watch Tagging Program is a large-scale community science project that was initiated in 1992 to help understand the dynamics of the monarch’s spectacular fall migration through mark and recapture. The Monarch butterfly’s migration to Mexico began in early August, near Winnipeg, Manitoba. The migration peaks in our area in mid September, so this is a perfect time for Monarch tagging! Learn about the monarch life cycle and how to conduct this community science with PVAS Naturalist Laurel Schwartz! Walking Distance: Approximately 1 milePace: Moderate (steady but able to maintain a conversation)Exposure: Partial shade. Some areas of full sun.Terrain: Hard ground/hiking trail – though depending on conditions some areas of the trail may be wet/soggy. Gentle slopes/rolling hillsRestroom: Yes, at the start of the programParking/Where to Meet: Participants should meet at the back deck (just down from the parking lot) of the Nature Center.What to Bring: Dress for the weather and wear shoes that you don’t mind getting a bit muddy. Depending on ground moisture conditions, this program may access a pond trail that is usually closed to the public. Bug spray is also recommended. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, bring along insect repellent and drinking water. Tagging nets will be provided.Register Here!About Laurel: Laurel Schwartz is our Watershed Program Coordinator and has been working in this role with PVAS since September 2021. She serves as Site Director at Yankauer for Summer Camp. Laurel is a lifelong Jefferson County resident and Shepherd University graduate. She graduated from Shepherd University with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies and a concentration in Sustainable Resource Management. During the summers between the school year, she worked as a seasonal Park Ranger for both the National Park Service, at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, and the Army Corps of Engineers, at Loyalhanna Lake Recreation Area. After graduation, Laurel served an AmeriCorps year (2019-2020) with us as an Environmental Educator. Through this role, she fell in love with youth education and nature interpretation. After her AmeriCorps year, Laurel worked for Virginia Tech as a Soil Science Research Associate and a Jefferson County Substitute Teacher. In her free time, Laurel can be found hiking, spending time with her dogs, relaxing in a hammock, or in the kitchen trying out new recipes.

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Tuesday September 9 7:30am - 10:30am EDT

Rolling Ridge Conservancy Land, 138 Tupelo Lane, Harpers Ferry, WV

Rolling Ridge Conservancy Bird Walk

Join Bill Telfair and Master Naturalist Scot DeGraf for a morning bird walk at Rolling Ridge Conservancy!PVAS Host: Bill Telfair, Scot DeGraf This is a free/donation-based program. For ages 8 and older. All youth must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required and limited to 15 participants. Explore the habitat and the bird life with others on the gorgeous trails of Rolling Ridge Conservancy, the largest privately-owned wilderness area near Washington DC and along the entire Appalachian Trail. Anyone with an interest in birding is welcome to join trip leaders Bill and Scot as they explore some of the 1500 acres of protected woodlands. These walks are held on the second Tuesday of every month. Rolling Ridge Conservancy welcomes donations, which can either be accepted on the morning of the walk or through their website (https://www.rollingridgeconservancy.org/donate). Please ask Bill or Scot how your donations will help foster their mission. Walking Distance: ~2-3 milesPace/Activities: Leisurely (meandering, many breaks to stop and observe)Exposure: Forested with dense canopy coverTerrain: Earthen trail with some hilly, rocky sections that could be slippery when wet Mostly flat, some gentle slopesRestroom: Restrooms are available for this program.Parking/Where to Meet: Meet at 138 Tupelo Ln, Harpers Ferry, WV 25425. The buildings in this area are in a circle and people can park anywhere off the circle.What to Bring: Please wear sturdy walking shoes, bring along drinking water, and dress for the weather. Walking poles are encouraged. Binoculars will be available for anyone who needs them.Register Here!Registration will remain open until the start of the program. If the required minimum # of people do not register by 4 pm the evening prior, the program will be cancelled. Read our pricing structure & policies. About Bill: Bill has been birding since he was 8 years old. He has been on EBird since 2003, with a life list of 1,820 and a US list over 500. He has participated in Christmas Birds counts in both CA and WV, as well as the C&O bird count for 10 years. About Scot: Scot is a Potomac Valley Master Naturalist. Photo credit: Scot DeGraf

Rolling Ridge Conservancy Land, 138 Tupelo Lane, Harpers Ferry, WV

Tuesday September 9 9:00am - 3:00pm EDT

Yankauer Nature Preserve, 438 Whitings Neck Road, Martinsburg, WV, 25404, United States

2025 United Way Day of Caring

In collaboration with the United Way of the Eastern Panhandle, PVAS will host the Day of Caring at Yankauer Nature Preserve!PVAS Host: KC Walters Free and open to the public. For ages 12 and older. All youth must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required PV......More

Yankauer Nature Preserve, 438 Whitings Neck Road, Martinsburg, WV, 25404, United States

Tuesday September 9 9:30am - 3:00pm EDT

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Case Nature Center Open Day

Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Road, Charles Town, WV, 25414, United States

Tuesday September 9 6:30pm - 8:00pm EDT

Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional History and Education, 213 N King St, Shepherdstown, WV, 25443

PVAS Monthly Program: Geology, Water and Springs in the Eastern Panhandle of WV

Image caption: A natural spring in the forest in PA’s Rothrock State Forest. The Potomac Valley Audubon Society welcomes Dorothy Vesper, Professor of Geology at West Virginia University.PVMN Continuing Education Eligible This in-person program is free and open to the public. All ages are welcome to attend. PARKING: Both Shepherdstown City parking and Shepherd University Campus parking are available. A map of city parking is here. Meters are not enforced after 6 pm. Spots along High Street are recommended.A map of campus parking is here. You may park in any of the Red lots. C and A are closest to the Byrd Center. Part of B lot is gated, but you may park in any spots near the Facilities building that are not behind the gate.SCHEDULE 6:30 PM: Social time with light refreshments. In order to reduce waste, we are asking that people bring their own mugs. 7:00 PM: Presentation begins!8:00 PM: Approximate end of the program – though it may last longer depending on questions and discussion!We will also be offering this program virtually! Here is the Zoom link so you can join in from home. If you are not able to attend live, in-person or virtually, you can view a recording of the Monthly Program presentation later! We typically post the recording within several days. Presentation Description – The springhouse at Belle Vista Farm on Tuscarora Creek, Berkeley County. Photo by Dorothy Vesper taken with the permission of Mrs. Katy Frye. Have you ever wondered why the rocks aren’t flat in the region? Or why there are so many springs? The presentation will provide an overview of the geology and water resources of the region. Then we’ll talk about the karst geology of the region and why it makes it such a special place with great farmland, a multitude of springs, and an abundance of beautiful views. About the Presenter: Dorothy Vesper is a Professor of Geology at West Virginia University. She has a B.S. degree (Geology) from Juniata College, and M.S. and Ph.D. (Geosciences) degrees from Penn State. Her research is focused on water quality associated with caves, springs and abandoned coal mines. She arrived at WVU in 2002 and has been working on springs and water-related issues in the eastern panhandle periodically ever since then. She originally hails from the Valley and Ridge Province of Pennsylvania where she discovered her love of springs.

Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional History and Education, 213 N King St, Shepherdstown, WV, 25443

Thursday September 11 7:30pm - 8:30pm EDT

Virtual

Kingfisher Kahoot Virtual Trivia Night | Fall Flora - Blooms of Autumn

Join Master Naturalist Roy Boyle for a fun evening of trivia and learning!PVAS Host: Roy Boyle This is a free/donation-based program. Anyone is welcome to join in. Registration is required and limited to 25 participants. PVMN Continuing Education Credit Eligible Come pl......More

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Saturday September 13 9:00am - 11:00am EDT

Yankauer Nature Preserve, 438 Whitings Neck Road, Martinsburg, WV, 25404, United States

Nature Journaling at Yankauer Nature Preserve

Join Jessica Ramey for Nature Journaling!PVAS Host: Jessica Ramey This is a free/donation-based program. All ages are welcome, though youth must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required and limited to 12 participants. PVMN Continuing Education Credit Eligible Join Jessica for a peaceful morning of nature journaling at Yankauer Nature Preserve! Everyone is welcome—whether you’re new to nature journaling or have kept journals for years. Nature journaling is a practice of recording your observations, thoughts, and questions about the natural world through a mix of drawing, writing, and even numbers. It encourages you to use all your senses—seeing patterns you hadn’t noticed before, hearing new sounds, feeling the breeze or bark textures, and smelling the scent of nearby plants. By slowing down and tuning in, we begin to deepen our awareness and connection to the environment around us. September is a beautiful time to visit Yankauer Nature Preserve, a 104-acre forested landscape in Berkeley County, WV. Once historic farmland, the preserve now features shaded cedar groves, trails lined with pawpaw and spicebush, and an overlook of the Potomac River—making it an inspiring setting for reflection and creative journaling. We’ll begin at the shaded pavilion with a short introduction, then head out onto the trails to explore and observe at your own pace. Afterward, we’ll gather again at the pavilion to add detail to our work, share techniques, and discuss ideas to inspire our journaling practice. Walking Distance: Approximately 1 -2 miles.Pace/Activities: Leisurely (meandering, many breaks to stop and observe)Exposure: Forested/dense canopy coverTerrain: Hard ground/hiking trail Gentle slopes/rolling hillsRestroom: There are 2 composting toilets at Yankauer near the meeting location.Parking/Where to Meet: Meet at the pavilion.What to Bring: Come with your nature journal supplies, a chair (if you’d like), water, and an open mind to trying new materials and techniques! You may also want to bring bug spray.Register Here!Registration will remain open until the start of the program. If the required minimum # of people do not register by 4 pm the evening prior, the program will be cancelled. Read our pricing structure & policies. About our Host: Jessica lives in Martinsburg, WV and is a middle school science and special education teacher with a passion for helping others connect with the natural world. Her journey into nature journaling began after attending the Hog Island Audubon Society summer camp for educators, sponsored by PVAS. Since then, she has embraced journaling as a way to slow down and deepen her connection to nature. She leads a nature journaling club at her school and is currently a Master Naturalist candidate through PVAS. Jessica is excited to lead this program and hopes participants of all ages—regardless of artistic ability—will discover the joy of observing and documenting the natural world through words, drawings, and personal reflections.

Yankauer Nature Preserve, 438 Whitings Neck Road, Martinsburg, WV, 25404, United States

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