Category: Nature

On the C&O Canal Migration Flyway

Celebrating National Water Quality Month

Restoring the Gold Mine Forest

Make a Difference this Plastic Free July

Celebrate National Camping Month!

A Story of Continued Resilience

Trust Announces New Strategic Plan

Trust Helps Protect and Preserve C&O Canal as Philanthropic Partner

Winter Birding on the C&O Canal

Cozy Nights on the C&O Canal

Celebrating National Wellness Month

April is Native Plant Month

The Trails Less Traveled

Bat-tastic Fun Facts

C&O Canal National Historical Park Continues Important Work to Protect Rare, Threatened, and Endangered Plants

Five Ways Birding at the C&O Canal Can Improve Your Health

Explore the C&O Canal’s TRACK Trails

The Importance of Native Plants

Where do the Turtles Go During the Winter?

Pollinators Along the C&O Canal

Spring Blossoms on the C&O Canal

Top 5 Photographed Turtle Species on the C&O Canal

Bird is the Word on the C&O Canal

5 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day From Home

Rare, Threatened and Endangered Plants in the C&O Canal National Historical Park

Invasive Plants: How You Can Help Prevent Their Spread

Geological Regions of the C&O Canal National Historical Park

A Major Health Threat Endangers the C&O Canal’s Bat Population

The Birds of the C&O Canal

The Bald Eagle Has Landed

Why Fish Need Ladders

Bluebells Ring in Spring!