Monday March 20, 2017: Interconnected: A Discussion with The Nature Conservancy – 11 am- 1 pm Bring a bag lunch. We’ll provide beverages and dessert.
Margaret Van Clief, Outreach and Education Coordinator for The Nature Conservancy’s Virginia Coast Reserve has been a resident of Cape Charles for eight years. Join her for an interesting and entertaining discussion of the Conservancy’s conservation and restoration work on the Eastern Shore, particularly the organization’s seaside eelgrass restoration project – the largest of its type in the world! So many important species are linked to the health of these seagrass meadows; so many connections!
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