Connecting Delaware's children with the outdoors through families, communities and classrooms. An initiative of Delaware Association for Environmental Education
The Chesapeake Bay bald eagle population is the highest it has been in decades thanks to regulations on pesticide applications and active habitat management. #SaveTheEaglesDay
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JOIN US: Owl-some Owls of Maryland - Jan. 6 6:30-8pm
Around 8 species of owls have been documented in MD, some are year-round residents & others are migrants. Learn about the diversity of owls & ways to make your backyard more owl-friendly. Register here: https://t.co/P2L2PoMhkL
White-tailed deer bucks shed their antlers between late December and late February. New antlers will start to grow in March or April and will peak in size around July. Have you seen any deer lately? Photo courtesy of Jan Albers/Creative Commons. https://t.co/zwA2uOTU7X
We just released a new seasonal program guide!
You'll find events and programs for all 17 of our state parks for the fall. Sign up for a guided hike, pontoon boat tour, historical talks, kids' activities, and more!
Find a program near you: https://t.co/xfTri03iPZ
A local project is the Delaware Schoolyard Diversity Project, with @USFWS, @DAEEOnline and @DelawareCIN. Observations can be put into multiple projects to collect data about biodiversity in specific areas. It’s a great way to get students interested in nature.
DNREC Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police now accepting applications for summer Youth Academies - State of Delaware News https://t.co/HdsBAIbnkW