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Field Trips
- Past Semesters
ETE
field trips introduce you to the natural, built and cultural resources
available in the mid-Atlantic region. ETE students are required
to choose one each semester - however, we encourage you to attend
as many as you like!
Spring 2009
Art & Nature - Hirschhorn Museum and Freer Gallery - Washington, DC. Saturday, March 9.
Environmental Film Festival - Various locations, DC metro - see ETE ELMS site for details! March 11 - 22.
Urban Hike: 4 miles of the C&O Canal Towpath - Potomac River, Washington, DC. Sunday, March 29.
Terps "Saturday of Service" activity - campus. Saturday, April 4.
Patuxent Wildlife Center - Laurel, MD. Saturday, April 11.
Scholars in New York - April 17-19.
Fall 2008
US National Arboretum, Washington, DC. Sunday, September 21.
Service Day - Lake Artemesia, College Park, MD. Saturday, September 27.
Hike - Catoctin Mounain Park - Thurmont, MD. Sunday, October 5.
Museum of Natural History, Washington, DC. Saturday, October 11.
The Green Festival, Washington, DC. Saturday, November 8.
American Art Museum and the Renwick Gallery - "Georgia O'Keefe & Ansel Adams" and "A Modern Renaissance in Glass," Sunday, December 7.
Spring 2008
Second Chance Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Gaithersburg, MD,
Friday,
February 29.
Saturday of Service, Lake Artemesia, Greenbelt, MD, Saturday, April 5.
Invasive Plant Removal (with the Anacostia Watershed Society),
Little Paint
Branch Park, Beltsville, MD, Sunday, April 13.
Scholars in New York - ETE Trip to the Bronx Zoo, New York, NY,
Saturday, April 19.
Patuxent Research Wildlife Refuge, Laurel, MD, Saturday, April 26.
Fall 2007
SERVICE DAY: Harvesting for the Poor, Beltsville Agricultural Research Center, Beltsville, MD, Monday, August 27.
Sugarloaf Mountain Hike, Dickerson, MD, Saturday, September 29.
The Green Festival, Washington, D.C., Saturday/Sunday October 6/7.
The Solar Decathlon, Washington, D.C., Sunday, October 14.
Visit to the National Zoo - Great Ape House & Think Tank, Washington, D.C., Sunday, October 28.
Community Survey of Wheaton, Maryland, Wheaton, MD, Friday, November 9.
Tour of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Philip Merrill Environmental Center, Annapolis, MD, Saturday, November 17.
Stream Cleanup - Paint Branch River, College Park, MD, Saturday, December 1.
Spring
2007
Museum
of Natural History, Washington, DC, March 11.
Eastern
Village Cohousing, Silver Spring, MD, April 6.
UM
Saturday of Service: Lake Artemesia, College Park, MD, April
14
Appalachian
Trail Walk: Gathland State Park to Weverton Cliffs, Boonsboro,
MD, April 21
House-in-the-Woods
Organic Farm, Dickerson, MD, May 4.
Fall
2006
SERVICE
DAY: Harvesting for the Poor,Beltsville Agricultural Research
Center, Beltsville, MD. Monday,
August 28.
Appalachian
Trail Hike: from Jewell Hollow to Mary's Rock, Shenandoah
NP, VA. Sunday, September 17.
Bull
Run/Occoquan Trail Walk: Fairfax Station, VA. Saturday, September
23.
The
Green Festival, Washington, DC. Saturday/Sunday, October 14/15.
Second
Chance Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Gaithersburg, MD. Friday,
November 3.
EcoVillage
of Loudon County, VA: Living Intentionally, Building"Green."
Saturday, November 4.
"Greenovation:
A Green Home Improvement Expo" National Building Museum,
Washington, DC. Saturday, November 18.
Spring
2006
Virginius
Island/Maryland Heights Hike: Nature and Human History.
Harpers Ferry, WV. Sat., April 1.
Old
Rag Hike, Shenandoah National Park, VA. Sun., April 9.
Nature
Walk, Gunpowder Falls State Park: With ETE Director Dr.
James. Sat., April 22.
ETE
& Northwood HS Big Brother/Big Sister Day on Campus. Tue.,
May 2.
Monuments
and Controversies: National Mall, Washington, DC. Sun., May
7.
Fall
2005
SERVICE
DAY: Harvesting for the Poor, Beltsville
Agricultural Research Center, Beltsville, MD.
Monday, August 29.
Sugarloaf
Mountain Hike, Dickerson, MD. Sunday, September 18.
The
Green Festival: Promoting a green economic paradigm,
Washington, DC. Saturday/Sunday, September 24/25.
Parkers
Creek Watershed Nature Preserve: Chesapeake Bay Tributary
Explorations, Saturday, October 29.
Merkle
Wildlife Sanctuary, Upper Marlboro, MD. Sunday, October 30.
Sustainable
Engineering & Green Architecture - In Action! The Chesapeake
Bay Foundation Building, Annapolis, MD. Saturday, November
12.
Roots Market: Making Organic Foods and Natural Products
Profitable! Clarksville, MD. Sunday, November 13.
Art
& Nature: 6 Exhibits at the National Gallery, including
Winslow Homer, John Constable, Andy Goldsworthy, Asher Durand,
Pieter Claesz, and James Audubon. Sunday, December 4.
Spring
2005
Assateague
Island National Seashore: Barrier
Island Ecosystems: Unique in so many ways! Saturday,
April 9.
Old
Rag Hike, Shenandoah National Park, VA. Saturday,
April 23
Anacostia
River Canoe Tour, with Northwood High School.
Saturday, April 30
Not
Just M Street: A walking tour of residential Georgetown
and Dumbarton Oaks Gardens. Sunday, May 8
Fall
2004
CPS
Service Day - Harvesting for the Poor
at Beltsville Agricultural Research Center. Friday, August 27.
The
Green Festival, Washington, DC. Saturday & Sunday, September
18 & 19.
Heathcote
Community, a sustainable community located in Freeland, MD.
Saturday, October 2.
Second
Chance Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Gaithersburg, MD.
Sunday, October 3.
ORC
Adventure Challenge. Sunday, October 24.
A
Soil Scientist's Walking Tour of Soldier's Delight Natural Environment
Area. Sunday, October 31.
Green
Architecture & Engineering in Action:
The Phillip Merrill Environmental Center, Annapolis, MD. Saturday,
November 20.
Viewing
Nature at the National Gallery and the National Museum of the
American Indian (NMAI), Washington, DC. Sunday, December 5.
Spring
2004
The
National Building Museum, Washington,
DC: Exhibits included: "DC Builds: The Anacostia
Waterfront," and "UP, DOWN, ACROSS: Elevators,
Escalators, and Moving Sidewalks." Sunday, March 7.
Canoeing
on the Anacostia: A 5-mile guided tour of the Anacostia
River from Bladensburg, MD into DC. Saturday, April 10.
Old
Rag Hike: Shenandoah National Park, VA. Sunday, April 18.
The
National Arboretum: A van and walking tour. Washington,
DC. Friday, April 30.
Fall
2003
CPS
Service Day - Harvesting for the Poor:
Friday, September 29.
Catoctin
Mountain Park Hike, "Environmental Threats
to a Local Ecosystem" Thurmont, MD. Saturday, September
27.
Rock
Creek Park Hike, Washington, DC. Sunday, October 19.
"An
Evening at The National Aquarium," Baltimore, MD. Friday,
October 24.
"Monument
Walk" A Walking Tour of the National Mall, Washington,
DC. Sunday, October 26.
Clagett
Organic Farm: "Harvest and Learn" Day:
Sunday, November 2.
"Green
Engineering & Green Architecture in Action." The
Phillip Merrill Environmental Center, Annapolis, MD. Saturday,
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