Programs and Events

Contact us at alliance@pwconserve.org for more information or to share ideas about interesting new programs. We also provide speakers for civic groups, click here to find out more.

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Merrimac Farm Wildlife Tour

WHEN: Sunday, June 22, from 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

WHERE: Merrimac Farm - 14712 Deepwood Lane, Nokesville. Meet at the Cedar Run Parking Lot (travel to the very end of Deepwood Lane, past the first entrance to Merrimac Farm), directions

Join us to celebrate the summer season, which officially begins with the summer solstice on June 20, the longest day of the year.

We'll begin at the Stone House, explore upland forested and edge habitats, and then head down to Cedar Run to see what's happening in the flood plain. It's a great time to view a variety of wildlife, including butterflies, dragonflies, birds and... who knows?

Plan for an easy 1.5 mile walk on established paths and open woods. Preferred attire includes sturdy shoes, long pants, long socks and a hat. Bring binoculars, cameras and some water to drink.

Questions? Please call us at 703.499.4954 or email alliance@pwconserve.org. No registration is required but we appreciate knowing if you're planning to attend.

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Wetlands Protection Workshop

WHEN: Friday, June 27, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

WHERE: Prince William Hospital, Conference Room A, 8700 Sudley Road, Manassas, directions

Find out more about rules and opportunities to protect wetlands at this panel discussion with keynote speaker Kirk Havens, highly regarded wetlands scientist with the Center for Coastal Resource Management.

A morning panel will cover which level of government is responsible for protecting wetlands and what they do, followed by lunch with a review of existing measures in several jurisdictions. The afternoon panel will review practices and model ordinances, followed by audience participation to discuss steps to implementing greater local protections.

RSVP by June 24 to Gem Bingol, Piedmont Environmental Council, gbingol@pecva.org or 703. 669.2205.

The Prince William Conservation Alliance is a nonprofit watershed organization serving Prince William and surrounding communities. We're working to conserve, preserve and restore local waterways and natural areas, and increase community involvement in stewardship opportunities. Our Board of Directors meets monthly, locations vary throughout the county.

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