Events

Master Naturalist Classes, also open to public participation–Everyone is Welcome! Email kjohnson@appheadwaters.org to get on the Master Naturalist course email list.

Upcoming Events

Thursday, Feb. 26th, 6PM-8PM: Green Drinks February

Join Appalachian Headwaters for Green Drinks February at the Greenbrier Valley Brewing Company.

Kurt Johnson, retired biologist and climate specialist, will present “Climate Change Impacts in the Greenbrier Valley.” Learn more about what climate changes are already occurring in the landscape, what climate changes we might expect in the future, and how these changes may impact the natural resources we love.

Grab some delicious food from the Hangar, a local brew, and get your questions about climate change and what it means for our region answered by an expert. We look forward to seeing you at Green Drinks!

Saturday, March 21, 10 AM to noon: How Bees Navigate Our World: Bee Communication and Adaptations

Bees are awesome navigators – and sustainers – of our Appalachian ecosystems! Learn how bees communicate and adapt to our dynamic environment with Mark Lilly, WV Master Beekeeper and Apiary Manager of Appalachian Beekeeping Collective, and Appalachian Headwaters.

Free and open to the general public. Program will be held at Wood Thrush Park (334 Richland Ln, Lewisburg).

*Eligible for Master Naturalist Elective credit.*

Saturday, March 28, 10 AM to noon: Native Orchids of WV with Rosanna Springston

Did you know that WV is home to dozens of native orchid species? Explore the diverse orchids of WV and their fascinating adaptations with native orchid specialist, naturalist and interpreter Rosanna Springston.

Free and open to the general public.

*Eligible for Master Naturalist Elective credit.*