From keyboards where you can access DNR's website to fish tanks where visitors can touch inhabitants of the Chesapeake Bay, DNR's exhibit will be interactive and three-dimensional. I encourage everyone to stop by and visit our customer service staff, Natural Resources Police officers, park rangers and biologists and learn more about how to enjoy and protect our natural resources.
Topics range from horseshoe crabs to boating safety to living history programs.
DNR's Kids Zone - an environmental education area specifically for children. DNR staff will lead hands-on activities and games each day. State Park of the Day - each day showcases one of Maryland's 47 state parks, from Assateague State Park on Atlantic to Deep Creek Lake State Park in the Allegheny Mountains. Park Rangers from highlighted parks will share items of interest for their park and teach visitors more about the diversity of Maryland's state park system. Rangers will lead visitors through the exhibit area each day at 3 p.m.