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Maryland Master Naturalist Program
Wanda MacLachlan is the PI. This program is in the developmental stage and will be released the winter of 2010. This volunteer training program teaches science based concepts and principles in biology, zoology, ecology, forestry, geology, and many other science disciplines. The target audience is citizens interested in teaching others about the natural environment, environmental educators, park interpreters, school teachers, soil and water conservationists, and other natural resource related professionals and educators in Maryland. The purpose is to further the understanding of the connection of man to the environment.
For more information, contact Wanda MacLachlan
Last updated: 11/5/2009
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