Workshop & Training

Learn how to respond to medical emergencies, treat injuries and illnesses, by improvising solutions with the items you have available in your surroundings. This course is designed for local, state and federal employees dealing with the aftermath of natural disasters, expedition guides, wilderness instructors, remote travelers or anyone who spends time in locations where 9-1-1 […]

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Wet pine savannas are home to a tremendous amount of plant biodiversity, most of which is driven by the fire ecology that maintains the savanna’s open canopy. Join the Grand Bay NERR botanists, Andrew Heaton and Emmett Carstens, in learning to identify the graminoids (grasses, sedges, and rushes) found at the Reserve this spring! There […]

Join us for our Teachers on the Estuary (TOTE) workshop! Step back in time through the natural and cultural history of the Grand Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) while exploring shell middens, pine savannas, and the early settlers who called this home. Our educators and scientists will use storytelling and science and share effective […]

Join us for our Teachers on the Estuary (TOTE) workshop, "Enkindled in Ecology." NERR scientists and educator talk all things fire ecology and its downstream effects on restoration activities. This workshop is geared towards middle and high school teachers, but all subjects and grade levels are welcome!