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Mt. Rogers Winter Naturalist Rally coming this February!

We are so excited to announce the Mount Rogers Winter Naturalist Rally on February 17-18th!

We are excited to announce the our first Mount Rogers Winter Naturalist Rally to be held February 17-18th! This Rally will not only celebrate the ecosystems and natural history of the Blue Ridge but more specifically, focus on the flora and fauna that make the Winter such a beautiful time in the Blue Ridge mountains! Guided programs include, but aren’t limited to: bark identification, snow science, geology, and more!

People of all ages are more than welcome to help celebrate this change in season with us. Click on this link to join us for a wonderful weekend Winter Rally weekend!

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Fall Naturalist Rally coming this October!

We are so excited to announce the Mount Rogers Fall Naturalist Rally on October 14-16th!

We are excited to announce the our first Mount Rogers Fall Naturalist Rally to be held October 14-16th! This Rally will not only celebrate the ecosystems and natural history of the Blue Ridge but more specifically, focus on the flora and fauna that make the Fall such a beautiful time in the Blue Ridge mountains! Guided programs include seed collecting workshops, nature photography, art, salamanders, apple pomology, and more!

People of all ages are more than welcome to help celebrate this change in season with us. Click on this link to join us for a wonderful weekend Fall Rally weekend!

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Bringing Nature Home

"Chances are, you have never thought of your garden — indeed, of all of the space on your property — as a wildlife preserve that represents the last chance we have for sustaining plants and animals that were once common throughout the U.S. But that is exactly the role our suburban landscapes are now playing and will play even more in the near future."  Doug Tallamy

"Chances are, you have never thought of your garden — indeed, of all of the space on your property — as a wildlife preserve that represents the last chance we have for sustaining plants and animals that were once common throughout the U.S. But that is exactly the role our suburban landscapes are now playing and will play even more in the near future."  Doug Tallamy

BRDC's April Book Club selection is Bringing Nature Home by Doug Tallamy with an optional presentation.

April's Book Club meeting will be Monday, April 25, 2016, 5:00-6:00pm. The Book Club is held in a private home, please call 276.293.1232 for more information.

Join the discussion.

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