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SUMMARY:Girl Scout “Trees” Badge Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Earn your “Trees” Badge with the C&O Canal Trust at Lockhouse 49 in Clear Spring\, MD! \nAt this hands-on workshop\, Cadettes will explore the science and importance of trees. Scouts will identify different species\, learn how to help them thrive\, and examine the role forests play in our ecosystem. They will even make a pressed leaf coaster and sample yummy snacks that trees provide to everyone! Learn more. 
URL:https://www.canaltrust.org/event/girl-scout-trees-badge-workshop/
LOCATION:Lockhouse 49\, 11042 4 Locks Rd\, Clear Spring\, MD\, 21722\, United States
CATEGORIES:Trust Event
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SUMMARY:William O. Douglas Historic Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:Join the C&O Canal Trust in celebrating America’s 250th\, by joining us for the launch of our inaugural William O. Douglas Historic Lecture Series\, March 25\, 2026 at Georgetown University. The evening includes stories and insights shared about the pivotal role Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas played in preserving and protecting the historic local treasure we all know as the C&O Canal\, and his environmental legacy. The Honorable M. Margaret McKeown\, United States Circuit Judge and author of “Citizen Justice: The Environmental Legacy of Justice William O. Douglas — Public Advocate and Conservation Champion” will share stories of how Douglas made a lasting contribution to both the physical environment and environmental law\, allowing time for questions from the audience. William O. Douglas Society members receive one complimentary ticket\, guests/non-William O. Douglas Society members may attend by making a donation of $125.The two hour event includes a presentation and discussion with the author\, followed by a reception for Society members and guests. \n  \n[nectar_btn size=”small” Register here
URL:https://www.canaltrust.org/event/william-o-douglas-historic-lecture-series/
LOCATION:1501 Tondorf Road  Washington\, DC 20057\, 1501 Tondorf Road\, Washington\, DC\, 20057\, United States
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SUMMARY:Girl Scout Leave No Trace Workshop
DESCRIPTION:SOLD OUT \nJoin the C&O Canal Trust at the C&O Canal National Historical Park\, Carderock Recreation Area in Potomac\, MD\, and earn your Eco Camper (Juniors) or Eco Trekker (Cadettes) badge. \nDuring this workshop\, Girl Scouts will discover how to enjoy the outdoors while protecting the environment. Through hands-on activities\, they’ll learn the principles of Leave No Trace\, explore ways to reduce their impact on nature\, and practice skills for safe\, responsible recreation.
URL:https://www.canaltrust.org/event/girl-scout-leave-no-trace-workshop/
LOCATION:Carderock\, Carderock Recreation Area Parking Lot\, Potomac\, MD\, 20854\, United States
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SUMMARY:Alice Ferguson Foundation’s Potomac River Watershed Cleanup
DESCRIPTION:Join the Trust to be a part of Alice Ferguson Foundation’s Potomac River Watershed Cleanup! Hundreds of volunteers will be helping in this watershed-wide effort. Learn More. \n  \n[nectar_btn size=”small” Register here \n 
URL:https://www.canaltrust.org/event/alice-ferguson-foundations-potomac-river-watershed-cleanup/
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SUMMARY:Great Falls Canal Community Days
DESCRIPTION:Volunteer with the Trust at Great Falls Canal Community Days! Canal Community Days is our annual public volunteer program that brings people into the park for beautification and trash removal projects. Learn More. \n  \n[nectar_btn size=”small” Register here
URL:https://www.canaltrust.org/event/great-falls-canal-community-days/
LOCATION:Great Falls Tavern\, 1710 Macarthur Blvd\, Potomac\, MD\, 20854\, United States
CATEGORIES:Trust Event
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SUMMARY:Native Plant Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate Earth Day! Join the C&O Trust and Native Plant enthusiasts to learn more about our efforts to support and protect native trees in the C&O Canal National Historical Park\, including efforts currently underway to preserve and protect Maryland’s largest Piedmont Forest\, located in the C&O Canal National Historical Park. The Forest Restoration Project receives funding through the C&O Canal Trust and a grant provided by the Perennial Garden Club. The program schedule will include keynote speaker\, Horticultural Consultant Steve Dubik. He is a faculty member\, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Maryland\, and a Professor of Environmental Horticultural at Montgomery College. Mr. Dubik is a member of the International Society of Arborists; Maryland Arborist Association; Maryland Greenhouse Growers Association; and Chesapeake Conservation Landscaping Council among others. He will be speaking about Maryland’s native trees\, and the importance of preserving and protecting these trees in public spaces and private home gardens. Registration is required. Tickets are on sale for $60. Questions? Contact the Development Team at development@canaltrust.org. \n[nectar_btn size=”small” Register here
URL:https://www.canaltrust.org/event/native-plant-symposium/
LOCATION:Great Falls Tavern\, 1710 Macarthur Blvd\, Potomac\, MD\, 20854\, United States
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SUMMARY:Crossroads at Bridgeport
DESCRIPTION:Join park volunteer Lowell to examine the remaining evidence of a small community serving an important transportation crossroads in the 1800’s. Bridgeport – a Canal lock and lockhouse\, tavern and inn\, stores\, residences\, and outbuildings for animals and storage – grew up at the intersection of the C&O Canal at Lock 38 and the Sharpsburg-Shepherdstown Pike. Here a mixture of people worked to serve the travelers and exchange news of the region. Learn about the role of the Ferry Hill Plantation in the formation and working of the Bridgeport hamlet. \nDue to limited parking at Lock 38\, participants are encouraged to arrive early and drive about ¼ mile east on Canal Road (toward Antietam Creek Campground) to a larger parking area and walk back to Bridgeport/Lock 38. (Mile Marker 72.79).
URL:https://www.canaltrust.org/event/crossroads-at-bridgeport/
LOCATION:Lock 38
CATEGORIES:Park Event
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SUMMARY:Washington County Canal Community Days
DESCRIPTION:Volunteer with the Trust in Washington County! The Trust will host volunteer projects at two locations simultaneously on this day: Cushwa Basin and Big Slackwater. Canal Community Days is our annual public volunteer program that brings people into the park for beautification and trash removal projects. Learn More. \n  \n[nectar_btn size=”small” Register here
URL:https://www.canaltrust.org/event/cushwa-basin-canal-community-days/
CATEGORIES:Trust Event
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SUMMARY:Frederick County Canal Community Days
DESCRIPTION:Volunteer with us in Frederick County! We are hosting projects at Monocacy Aqueduct and Point of Rocks. We hope to see you there! \nCanal Community Days is our annual public volunteer program that brings people into the park for beautification and trash removal projects. All ages are welcome at Canal Community Days events\, but parents must remain on-site and responsible for their children the entire time. No drop-offs. Student Service Learning (SSL) hours are available; just bring your forms from school\, and we’ll be happy to sign them. Learn More. \n  \n[nectar_btn size=”small” Register here
URL:https://www.canaltrust.org/event/frederick-county-canal-community-days/
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