Continuing Education Resources
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To be certified and maintain certification every year as a Virginia Master Naturalist, volunteers are required to complete 8 hours of continuing education. To assist volunteers needing to meet this requirement, the state program offers continuing education through our annual statewide conference and an online webinar series. To attend a webinar, please click on the "Attend Webinar" button below 5 to 10 minutes before the webinar begins. You can also access previous webinars by streaming a recording online or downloading the recording to your computer by following the links provided at the bottom of the page. Upcoming continuing education opportunities will continue to be posted here and on the statewide Calendar of Events.
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Photo: Bill Dwyer, Roanoke Valley Chapter
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Virginia Master Naturalists can help with Meaningful Watershed Educational Experiences by leading classroom and field activities or training teachers to lead them. Photo by VMN-Old Rag Chapter.
June Webinar
Date: Tuesday, June 19, 2018, 12:00 pm
Topic: MWEE 101: Understanding the Framework
The Meaningful Watershed Educational Experience (MWEE) is an approach to teaching and learning upon which environmental literacy programming can be built. MWEEs are three-dimensional learner-centered experiences that focus on investigations into local environmental issues that lead to informed action and civic engagement. The MWEE model does not occur in isolation - it takes support from school divisions, non-profits, natural resource agencies, universities, and volunteers to make these experiences truly transformational. During this webinar we will discuss the MWEE framework and resources that can help you to cater your teaching and program development to best support this approach.
To learn more about MWEEs, visit the MWEE Guide from the Chesapeake Bay Program.
Presenter: Elise Trelegan, NOAA
Elise Trelegan is the Environmental Education Outreach Specialist for the NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office. Much of her work revolves around supporting the Meaningful Watershed Educational Experience (MWEE) and she is currently working with partners through the Chesapeake Bay Program to develop an online professional development program centered on the MWEE. Elise's background is primarily in non-formal education and she has worked for a number of years on the Eastern Shore of Virginia alongside the local Master Naturalist group to implement field investigations that support the MWEE.
Join via Zoom at https://virginiatech.zoom.us/j/172138298
Meeting Number: 172-138-298
Phone-in Option: +1-669-900-6833 or +1-929-436-2866. Long distance charges apply; this is not a toll-free number.
Date: Tuesday, June 19, 2018, 12:00 pm
Topic: MWEE 101: Understanding the Framework
The Meaningful Watershed Educational Experience (MWEE) is an approach to teaching and learning upon which environmental literacy programming can be built. MWEEs are three-dimensional learner-centered experiences that focus on investigations into local environmental issues that lead to informed action and civic engagement. The MWEE model does not occur in isolation - it takes support from school divisions, non-profits, natural resource agencies, universities, and volunteers to make these experiences truly transformational. During this webinar we will discuss the MWEE framework and resources that can help you to cater your teaching and program development to best support this approach.
To learn more about MWEEs, visit the MWEE Guide from the Chesapeake Bay Program.
Presenter: Elise Trelegan, NOAA
Elise Trelegan is the Environmental Education Outreach Specialist for the NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office. Much of her work revolves around supporting the Meaningful Watershed Educational Experience (MWEE) and she is currently working with partners through the Chesapeake Bay Program to develop an online professional development program centered on the MWEE. Elise's background is primarily in non-formal education and she has worked for a number of years on the Eastern Shore of Virginia alongside the local Master Naturalist group to implement field investigations that support the MWEE.
Join via Zoom at https://virginiatech.zoom.us/j/172138298
Meeting Number: 172-138-298
Phone-in Option: +1-669-900-6833 or +1-929-436-2866. Long distance charges apply; this is not a toll-free number.
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Other Call-In Options:
If you can't call using computer, you can call in by phone at US: +1 669 900 6833 or +1 929 436 2866. Long distance charges apply; this is not a toll-free number.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Please note that this Zoom service allows audio and other information sent during the session to be recorded, which may be discoverable in a legal matter. By joining this session, you automatically consent to such recordings. If you do not consent to being recorded, discuss your concerns with the host or do not join the session.
Photo: Bryan Barmore, Peninsula Chapter
Please note that we are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our 2018 webinar recordings on the new video sharing system. They are not available right now to anyone outside of the Virginia Tech system. We have requested Virginia Tech's help in solving the problem and will update you when we have more information.
View Earlier Webinars from the 2018 Series
Note: Our webinar recordings are now made available to you through Virginia Tech's video sharing service. They are mp4 files that can be watched from desktop computers or mobile devices. You can stream the video from the link provided, or you can follow the link and click the "download" button (found just below the video) to watch it later.
The Socrates Project - Poisonous Plants in Virginia
Presenters: Adam Downing (VCE) and Alfred Goossens (VMN-Old Rag Chapter)
Recorded: 30 April 2018
Watch or download the video
Project Proposal Form template for The Socrates Project (to be used and edited as needed by chapters with volunteers who would like to participate)
Acoustic Bat Monitoring Projects in Virginia and Beyond
Presenters: Elizabeth Revette (VMN-Pocahontas Chapter) and Wendy Nelson (VMN-Historic Rivers Chapter)
Recorded: 23 March 2018
Watch or download the video
Bat Acoustic Monitoring VMN Project webpage
Urban Forests
Presenter: Jim McGlone, Urban Forest Conservationist, Virginia Department of Forestry
Recorded: 22 March 2018
Watch or download the video
Virginia Geology - Questions Asked and Answered
Presenter: Charlie Grymes, VMN-Merrimac Farm Chapter
Recorded: 29 January 2018
Watch or download the video
View Earlier Webinars from the 2017 Series
Note:
For videos from 2015-2017, recordings are provided via WebEx. For each webinar, we have provided options to stream the recording online or download the recording. Streaming works well if you have a higher-speed internet connection. It should not require any additional software other than your web browser. Downloading is a better choice if you have a low-speed internet connection. If you plan to play downloaded recordings, you must first download and install the WebEx Network Recording Player.
Completing Your Chapter's 2017 Annual Report
Presenters: Tiffany Brown, VMN Project Assistant and Michelle Prysby, VMN Program Director, Virginia Tech/Virginia Cooperative Extension
Recorded: 14 November 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Get to Know the New Flora of Virginia Mobile App
Presenter: Bland Crowder, Executive Director, Flora of Virginia Project
Recorded: 19 October 2017
Stream Recording Online
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American Kestrel Nest Box Project
Presenter: Dan Bieker, Adjunct professor at Piedmont Virginia Community College and Kestrel Nest Box Project director with Virginia Society of Ornithology
Recorded: 5 September 2017
Stream Recording Online
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Vulture: The Private Life of an Unknown Bird
Presenter: Katie Fallon, Avian Conservation Center of Appalachia and author of the book Vulture: The Private Life of an Unknown Bird (published in 2017)
Recorded: 11 August 2017
Stream Recording Online
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Master Naturalist Opportunities with the Virginia Big Tree Program
Presenter: Eric Wiseman, Associate Professor of Urban Forestry, Virginia Tech Dept. of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation
Recorded: 20 July 2017
PDF of slides for this presentation
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Handout: Virginia Big Tree Program Brochure
Handout: Virginia Big Tree Program Quick Facts
Handout: Virginia Big Tree Program Data Form
Butterfly Identification: Beyond the Basics
Presenter: Terri Keffert, Virginia Master Naturalist Volunteer Coordinator and VMN volunteer
Recorded: 28 June 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Handout - Resources for Butterflies (compiled by Terri Keffert, June 2017)
Handout - Butterfly Identification: Beyond the Basics presentation notes (from the PowerPoint)
"Deep Changes in the Land": Science and the Sustainable Management of Virginia's Critical Zone
Presenter: Kathy O'Neill, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies, Roanoke College
Recorded: 9 May, 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Wildlife Permits in Virginia - What You Need to Know
Presenter: Randy Francis, Wildlife Permits Coordinator, Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Recorded: 26 April 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
How to Implement a Habitat Demonstration Project
Presenter: Carol Heiser, Education Program Section Manager and Habitat Education Coordinator, Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Recorded: 16 February 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
*NOTE: Handouts will be posted next week!
Virginia Master Naturalist 2016 Program Report
Presenter: Michelle Prysby, Virginia Master Naturalist Program Director, Virginia Tech/Virginia Cooperative Extension
Recorded: 26 January 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Note: Our webinar recordings are now made available to you through Virginia Tech's video sharing service. They are mp4 files that can be watched from desktop computers or mobile devices. You can stream the video from the link provided, or you can follow the link and click the "download" button (found just below the video) to watch it later.
The Socrates Project - Poisonous Plants in Virginia
Presenters: Adam Downing (VCE) and Alfred Goossens (VMN-Old Rag Chapter)
Recorded: 30 April 2018
Watch or download the video
Project Proposal Form template for The Socrates Project (to be used and edited as needed by chapters with volunteers who would like to participate)
Acoustic Bat Monitoring Projects in Virginia and Beyond
Presenters: Elizabeth Revette (VMN-Pocahontas Chapter) and Wendy Nelson (VMN-Historic Rivers Chapter)
Recorded: 23 March 2018
Watch or download the video
Bat Acoustic Monitoring VMN Project webpage
Urban Forests
Presenter: Jim McGlone, Urban Forest Conservationist, Virginia Department of Forestry
Recorded: 22 March 2018
Watch or download the video
Virginia Geology - Questions Asked and Answered
Presenter: Charlie Grymes, VMN-Merrimac Farm Chapter
Recorded: 29 January 2018
Watch or download the video
View Earlier Webinars from the 2017 Series
Note:
For videos from 2015-2017, recordings are provided via WebEx. For each webinar, we have provided options to stream the recording online or download the recording. Streaming works well if you have a higher-speed internet connection. It should not require any additional software other than your web browser. Downloading is a better choice if you have a low-speed internet connection. If you plan to play downloaded recordings, you must first download and install the WebEx Network Recording Player.
Completing Your Chapter's 2017 Annual Report
Presenters: Tiffany Brown, VMN Project Assistant and Michelle Prysby, VMN Program Director, Virginia Tech/Virginia Cooperative Extension
Recorded: 14 November 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Get to Know the New Flora of Virginia Mobile App
Presenter: Bland Crowder, Executive Director, Flora of Virginia Project
Recorded: 19 October 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
American Kestrel Nest Box Project
Presenter: Dan Bieker, Adjunct professor at Piedmont Virginia Community College and Kestrel Nest Box Project director with Virginia Society of Ornithology
Recorded: 5 September 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Vulture: The Private Life of an Unknown Bird
Presenter: Katie Fallon, Avian Conservation Center of Appalachia and author of the book Vulture: The Private Life of an Unknown Bird (published in 2017)
Recorded: 11 August 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Master Naturalist Opportunities with the Virginia Big Tree Program
Presenter: Eric Wiseman, Associate Professor of Urban Forestry, Virginia Tech Dept. of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation
Recorded: 20 July 2017
PDF of slides for this presentation
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Handout: Virginia Big Tree Program Brochure
Handout: Virginia Big Tree Program Quick Facts
Handout: Virginia Big Tree Program Data Form
Butterfly Identification: Beyond the Basics
Presenter: Terri Keffert, Virginia Master Naturalist Volunteer Coordinator and VMN volunteer
Recorded: 28 June 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Handout - Resources for Butterflies (compiled by Terri Keffert, June 2017)
Handout - Butterfly Identification: Beyond the Basics presentation notes (from the PowerPoint)
"Deep Changes in the Land": Science and the Sustainable Management of Virginia's Critical Zone
Presenter: Kathy O'Neill, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies, Roanoke College
Recorded: 9 May, 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Wildlife Permits in Virginia - What You Need to Know
Presenter: Randy Francis, Wildlife Permits Coordinator, Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Recorded: 26 April 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
How to Implement a Habitat Demonstration Project
Presenter: Carol Heiser, Education Program Section Manager and Habitat Education Coordinator, Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Recorded: 16 February 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
*NOTE: Handouts will be posted next week!
Virginia Master Naturalist 2016 Program Report
Presenter: Michelle Prysby, Virginia Master Naturalist Program Director, Virginia Tech/Virginia Cooperative Extension
Recorded: 26 January 2017
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
View Earlier Webinars from the 2016 Series
Pesticide Use and Safety for Naturalists
Presenter: Tim McCoy, Virginia Tech Pesticide Safety Education Program
Recorded: 13 December 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Completing Your Chapter's 2016 Annual Report
Presenter: Michelle Prysby, Virginia Master Naturalist Program Director
Recorded: 14 November 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Digitizing Virginia’s Herbaria for Research and Education
Presenters:
Jill Spear, VMN-Central Rappahannock Chapter, assistant field botanist with VDCR-Natural Heritage Program, assistant herbarium curator at University of Mary Washington
Andrea Weekly, professor of botany and herbarium curator, George Mason University
Recorded: 14 October 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Handouts:
Pesticide Use and Safety for Naturalists
Presenter: Tim McCoy, Virginia Tech Pesticide Safety Education Program
Recorded: 13 December 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Completing Your Chapter's 2016 Annual Report
Presenter: Michelle Prysby, Virginia Master Naturalist Program Director
Recorded: 14 November 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Digitizing Virginia’s Herbaria for Research and Education
Presenters:
Jill Spear, VMN-Central Rappahannock Chapter, assistant field botanist with VDCR-Natural Heritage Program, assistant herbarium curator at University of Mary Washington
Andrea Weekly, professor of botany and herbarium curator, George Mason University
Recorded: 14 October 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Handouts:
| Notes from Nature Project Proposal Form |
| Instructions for NfN transcriptions |
| Virginia Herbaria Near VMN Chapters |
Surveying for Spotted Skunks
Presenter: Emily Thorne, graduate student, Virginia Tech Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Recorded: 28 September 2016
Stream Recording Online
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Virginia Household Water Quality
Presenter: Erin Ling, Senior Extension Associate
Recorded: 9 August 2016
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Injured and Orphaned Infant Wildlife - How to help
Presenter: Kate Guenther, The Wildlife Center of Virginia
Recorded: 5 May 2016
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Handouts:
Presenter: Emily Thorne, graduate student, Virginia Tech Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Recorded: 28 September 2016
Stream Recording Online
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Virginia Household Water Quality
Presenter: Erin Ling, Senior Extension Associate
Recorded: 9 August 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Injured and Orphaned Infant Wildlife - How to help
Presenter: Kate Guenther, The Wildlife Center of Virginia
Recorded: 5 May 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Handouts:
| infant_wildlife_emergencies_-_may_2016.pdf |
| contact_info.pdf |
| transporter_application_2016.doc |
Mid-Atlantic Early Detection Network--How you can help defeat invasive species!
Presenter: Joe LaForest, University of Georgia’s Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health
Recorded: 7 April 2016
Stream Recording Online
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Link to Mid-Atlantic Early Detection Network
Adopt a Virginia Birding and Wildlife Trail
Presenters: Jessica Ruthenberg and Brian Moyer, Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Recorded: 4 March 2016
Stream Recording Online
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Conducting Virginia's Second Breeding Bird Atlas
Presenter: Ashley Peele, VABBA2 Coordinator, Conservation Management Institute, Virginia Tech
Recorded: 9 February 2016
Stream Recording Online
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Climate Change Communication
Presenter: Sarah Nuss, Education Coordinator for the Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
Recorded: 20 January 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Handouts from this webinar:
Presenter: Joe LaForest, University of Georgia’s Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health
Recorded: 7 April 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Link to Mid-Atlantic Early Detection Network
Adopt a Virginia Birding and Wildlife Trail
Presenters: Jessica Ruthenberg and Brian Moyer, Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Recorded: 4 March 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Conducting Virginia's Second Breeding Bird Atlas
Presenter: Ashley Peele, VABBA2 Coordinator, Conservation Management Institute, Virginia Tech
Recorded: 9 February 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Climate Change Communication
Presenter: Sarah Nuss, Education Coordinator for the Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
Recorded: 20 January 2016
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Handouts from this webinar:
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View Earlier Webinars from the 2015 Series
VMN Special Webinar - Completing Your Chapter's 2015 Annual Report
Presenters: Tiffany Brown and Michelle Prysby, VMN program
Recorded: 10 December 2015
Stream Recording Online
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Birding and Citizen Science
Presenter: Bill Williams, Virginia Society of Orthnithology
Recorded: 1 December, 2015
Stream Recording Online
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Project RareQuest: Surveying for Virginia's Rare Species
Presenter: Chris Ludwig, DCR's Natural Heritage Program
Recorded: October 28, 2015
Stream Part 1 Recording Online
Stream Part 2 Recording Online
Stream Part 3 Recording Online
Download Part 1 Recording to Your Computer
Download Part 2 Recording to Your Computer
Download Part 3 Recording to Your Computer
If you watch these Project RareQuest recordings, we would appreciate your completion of an evaluation survey at https://vce.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_6JWSgl67VHmpkBn
New VMN Basic Training Curriculum Resources: Where to Find Them and How To Get The Most From Them
Presenter: Michelle Prysby, Special Projects Coordinator, VMN
Recorded: September 30, 2015
Stream Recording Online
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Forestland Conservation in Virginia: Current Programs and Landowner Opportunities
Presenter: Kim Biasiolli, Virginia Department of Forestry
Recorded: September 10, 2015
Stream Recording Online
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The American Chestnut Foundation's MEGA-Transect Chestnut Project
Presenter: Matt Brinckmann, American Chestnut Foundation
Recorded: June 29, 2015
Stream Recording Online
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From Impairment to Restoration
Presenter: Craig Lott, Department of Environmental Quality
Recorded: May 26, 2015
Download Presentation
Stream Recording Online
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Restoring the American Chestnut: A Status Update from TACF and Next Steps in Virginia
Presenter: Matt Brinckmann, American Chestnut Foundation
Recorded: April 29, 2015
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Virginia's Feral Hogs
Presenters: Aaron Proctor, Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Recorded: February 25, 2015
Stream Recording Online
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Report Feral Swine Flyer
No Feral Swine Flyer
Join the Virginia Frog and Toad Calling Survey
Presenters: Michelle Prysby, Virginia Master Naturalist Program and Travis Land, Virginia Living Museum
Recorded: January 15, 2015
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
VMN Special Webinar - Completing Your Chapter's 2015 Annual Report
Presenters: Tiffany Brown and Michelle Prysby, VMN program
Recorded: 10 December 2015
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Birding and Citizen Science
Presenter: Bill Williams, Virginia Society of Orthnithology
Recorded: 1 December, 2015
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Project RareQuest: Surveying for Virginia's Rare Species
Presenter: Chris Ludwig, DCR's Natural Heritage Program
Recorded: October 28, 2015
Stream Part 1 Recording Online
Stream Part 2 Recording Online
Stream Part 3 Recording Online
Download Part 1 Recording to Your Computer
Download Part 2 Recording to Your Computer
Download Part 3 Recording to Your Computer
If you watch these Project RareQuest recordings, we would appreciate your completion of an evaluation survey at https://vce.az1.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_6JWSgl67VHmpkBn
New VMN Basic Training Curriculum Resources: Where to Find Them and How To Get The Most From Them
Presenter: Michelle Prysby, Special Projects Coordinator, VMN
Recorded: September 30, 2015
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Forestland Conservation in Virginia: Current Programs and Landowner Opportunities
Presenter: Kim Biasiolli, Virginia Department of Forestry
Recorded: September 10, 2015
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
The American Chestnut Foundation's MEGA-Transect Chestnut Project
Presenter: Matt Brinckmann, American Chestnut Foundation
Recorded: June 29, 2015
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
From Impairment to Restoration
Presenter: Craig Lott, Department of Environmental Quality
Recorded: May 26, 2015
Download Presentation
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Restoring the American Chestnut: A Status Update from TACF and Next Steps in Virginia
Presenter: Matt Brinckmann, American Chestnut Foundation
Recorded: April 29, 2015
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Virginia's Feral Hogs
Presenters: Aaron Proctor, Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Recorded: February 25, 2015
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
Report Feral Swine Flyer
No Feral Swine Flyer
Join the Virginia Frog and Toad Calling Survey
Presenters: Michelle Prysby, Virginia Master Naturalist Program and Travis Land, Virginia Living Museum
Recorded: January 15, 2015
Stream Recording Online
Download Recording to Your Computer
View Earlier Webinars from the 2014 Series
The Major Soil Types of Virginia
Presenter: John Galbraith, Virginia Tech
Recorded: December 17, 2014
Stream Recording Online
Contact John if you would like to get notifications for upcoming soil webinars
View Additional Soils Webinars by John
Completing 2014 Annual Reports: What You Need to Know
Presenters: Tiffany Brown, Michelle Prysby, Alycia Crall, Virginia Master Naturalist Program
Recorded: November 20, 2014
You can stream or download the recording from this Vimeo page.
Virginia's Vernal Pools
Presenters: Lee Hesler, Pocahontas Chapter
Anne Wright, Rice Center, Virginia Commonwealth University
Susan Watson, Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Recorded: October 24, 2014
You can stream or download the recording from this Vimeo page.
Download Slides as PDF
Collaborative Science: Using Adaptive Management and Modeling for Citizen Science
Presenter: David Mellor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Virginia Master Naturalists Citizen Science Coordinator
Recorded: August 6, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
Hydraulic Fracturing for Natural Gas in Virginia
Presenter: David Spears, Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals, and Energy
Recorded: July 9, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
View Slides as PDF
The State of Climate Change and its Impacts: General Concepts and a Southeast US Perspective
Presenter: Dr. Rachel Licker
Recorded: June 11, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
View Slides as PDF
Wavyleaf Grass: A Looming Threat to Forests in Virginia, Maryland, and Beyond...
Presenter: Kevin Heffernan and Vanessa Beauchamp
Recorded: May 5, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
Finding Synergies for Biodiversity Awareness and Conservation: How can the VA Master Naturalist Program and the Encyclopedia of Life Support Each Other?
Presenter: Dr. Marie Studer, Encyclopedia of Life
Recorded: April 15, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
The Volunteer Management System (VMS) for Administrators
Presenter: Pete Pfeiffer, Arlington Regional Chapter Volunteer
Recorded: March 4, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
The Volunteer Management System (VMS) for Virginia Master Naturalists
Presenter: Pete Pfeiffer, Arlington Regional Chapter Volunteer
Recorded: February 24, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
An Evening at the Virginia Museum of Natural History
Presenter: Dr. Denny Casey, Virginia Museum of Natural History
Recorded: January 7, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
The Major Soil Types of Virginia
Presenter: John Galbraith, Virginia Tech
Recorded: December 17, 2014
Stream Recording Online
Contact John if you would like to get notifications for upcoming soil webinars
View Additional Soils Webinars by John
Completing 2014 Annual Reports: What You Need to Know
Presenters: Tiffany Brown, Michelle Prysby, Alycia Crall, Virginia Master Naturalist Program
Recorded: November 20, 2014
You can stream or download the recording from this Vimeo page.
Virginia's Vernal Pools
Presenters: Lee Hesler, Pocahontas Chapter
Anne Wright, Rice Center, Virginia Commonwealth University
Susan Watson, Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Recorded: October 24, 2014
You can stream or download the recording from this Vimeo page.
Download Slides as PDF
Collaborative Science: Using Adaptive Management and Modeling for Citizen Science
Presenter: David Mellor, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Virginia Master Naturalists Citizen Science Coordinator
Recorded: August 6, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
Hydraulic Fracturing for Natural Gas in Virginia
Presenter: David Spears, Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals, and Energy
Recorded: July 9, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
View Slides as PDF
The State of Climate Change and its Impacts: General Concepts and a Southeast US Perspective
Presenter: Dr. Rachel Licker
Recorded: June 11, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
View Slides as PDF
Wavyleaf Grass: A Looming Threat to Forests in Virginia, Maryland, and Beyond...
Presenter: Kevin Heffernan and Vanessa Beauchamp
Recorded: May 5, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
Finding Synergies for Biodiversity Awareness and Conservation: How can the VA Master Naturalist Program and the Encyclopedia of Life Support Each Other?
Presenter: Dr. Marie Studer, Encyclopedia of Life
Recorded: April 15, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
The Volunteer Management System (VMS) for Administrators
Presenter: Pete Pfeiffer, Arlington Regional Chapter Volunteer
Recorded: March 4, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
The Volunteer Management System (VMS) for Virginia Master Naturalists
Presenter: Pete Pfeiffer, Arlington Regional Chapter Volunteer
Recorded: February 24, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.
An Evening at the Virginia Museum of Natural History
Presenter: Dr. Denny Casey, Virginia Museum of Natural History
Recorded: January 7, 2014
View Abstract and Bio
You can stream or download the recording from the link on this Vimeo page.