March 21 Workshop in Archeology. The public is invited. A New Focus. The symposium will feature a job-networking bulletin board, product demonstrations and other exhibits. On Saturday, a Fairfax County field trip will explore sedimentation in freshwater tidal environments.
Costs vary depending on level of participation.
Early registration is encouraged and participants are advised, as this is tourist season in Washington, D.C., to arrange their accommodations early. This conference at the Ramada Inn Convention Center in Hagerstown, MD, is designed for farmers, woodland owners, natural resource professionals and others interested in learning how to successfully choose and manage a private land income opportunity. Speakers will discuss income-generating opportunities, finances, liability, insurance and environmental impact. Sponsors include the Cooperative Extension Service of the University of Maryland, Penn State University, Virginia Tech and other academic institutions, as well as federal, state and regional agencies and organizations. Contact your local Cooperative Extension Service office.