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    Herring Run Bug Hunt

    Brehms Lane Playground in Herring Run Park Brehms Ln & Shannon Dr, Baltimore, MD, United States

    The rocks, roots, and riffles of our local Baltimore rivers are rife with benthic macroinvertebrate life, better known as water bugs! These tiny creatures are a big indicator of waterway...

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    Sudbrook Park Bug Hunt

    Sudbrook Park Templecliff Rd & Silver Creek Rd, Lochearn, Maryland, United States

    The rocks, roots, and riffles of our local Baltimore rivers are rife with benthic macroinvertebrate life, better known as water bugs! These tiny creatures are a big indicator of waterway...

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    Carroll Watkins and Gwynn Oak Park Bug Blitz

    Carroll Watkins Park 5830 Flannery Ln, Baltimore, Maryland, United States

    The rocks, roots, and riffles of our local Baltimore rivers are rife with benthic macroinvertebrate life, better known as water bugs! These tiny creatures are a big indicator of waterway...

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    Stony Run Community Science Day

    Wyman Park - Craycombe Ave Entrance Baltimore, MD, United States

    PLEASE NOTE: This event is intended for those who live, work, or recreate near the Stony Run. We hope to add more community water sampling days soon! Do you have...

  • Blue Water Baltimore Field Day

    Carroll Watkins Park 5830 Flannery Ln, Baltimore, Maryland, United States

    Join Blue Water Baltimore for a morning full of informative and hands-on activities! Starting in Carroll Watkins park and ending in Gwynn Oak park, participants will learn about of the...

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    Overlook Park Aquatic Bug Hunt

    Overlook Park 1300 Overbrook Rd, Baltimore, Maryland

    The rocks, roots, and riffles of our local Baltimore rivers are rife with benthic macroinvertebrate life, better known as water bugs! These tiny creatures are a big indicator of waterway...