Horn Point Laboratory Scientists Present Winter Community Science Series
CAMBRIDGE, MD (January 31, 2025)–The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science’s Horn Point Laboratory presents a series of Community Science Talks in February and March. Horn Point scientists will engage the audience with interactive talks about their environmental science research, and its impact on the Eastern Shore and around the world. The talks are free, and take place at several locations in Dorchester and Talbot Counties. Each talk is 5:30-6:30pm. “Billions of Baby Oysters—A
Electronics Recycling Partnership Supports Environment and Technology Access
CAMBRIDGE, MD (November 11, 2024)–The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science’s Horn Point Laboratory is partnering with the nonprofit organization PCs for People to reuse and recycle electronic equipment. The Facilities and IT departments at Horn Point Laboratory are leading the collaborative effort to put the campus’s ready-to-recycle electronics to good use. PCs for People collects and refurbishes electronics from businesses, schools, and other organizations across the country.
Celebrating a Successful Open House!
Nearly 500 visitors explored the scientific research, and enjoyed the natural beauty, of Horn Point Laboratory at this year's Open House. Faculty and students shared their environmental science research through interactive activities. Other highlights included a wagon ride, nature walks, a tour of the historic DuPont House, and Chesapeake Bay-themed crafts for children. Not to mention the beautiful weather!Share your feedback!Did you join us for Open House 2024? We hope you were able to be part of our big
Horn Point Laboratory Welcomes Visitors for Science Fun at Open House, Saturday, October 12
CAMBRIDGE, MD (September 30, 2024)–The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science’s Horn Point Laboratory invites the public to its annual free Open House on Saturday, October 12, 2024, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This 2024 Open House theme is “Treasure Your Bay.” Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the many reasons to treasure the Chesapeake Bay, including the marine and human life it supports. Horn Point Laboratory’s team of scientists will share their research through fun,
