• Herpetology Study at Cove Point: FrogWatch Daytime Hike

    Wednesday, May 6th, 2026 at 10am-12pm
  • Cove Point Natural Heritage Trust invites you to join our Daytime FrogWatch Herpetology Study at Cove Point, a hike guided by Matt Neff (Curator, Calvert Marine Museum). This is an educational hike through local forests and wetlands to observe amphibians in their natural environment while learning about amphibian ecology. Join our search for rare, threatened and endangered species and learn about conservation challenges to protect them.

    Date: Wednesday, May 6th, 2026

    Time: 10am-12pm

    Hike Leader: Matt Neff, Curator, Calvert Marine Museum 

    Location: in the parking lot across from the Starbucks in Lusby. From there we will encourage carpooling in 4 cars for a short 1/2 mile drive to trail location off Webster Dr.  

    Route: Approximately two miles, following trails & a primitive section through trees and brush. Intermediate level hike. 

    Please Wear/Bring: Long pants and long sleeves, sturdy footwear for hiking, water, insect repellent

    PLEASE NOTE:

    1. All hikers must complete a waiver, provided below. 

    2. Cove Point Natural Heritage Trust will contact you in the case of cancellation due to inclement weather.

  • Step 1: Attendee Information

    Please provide us with your contact information.
  • Step 2: Additional Attendees

    You can sign up one additional person per form submission. Please have any additional attendees in your group submit a separate form.
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    • Step 3: Complete Guided Hike Waiver

      All hike attendees will need to upload a waiver below or bring a completed waiver to the hike with them. Minors will need their waivers signed by a parent or guardian.
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    • Please click "Submit" to complete your sign-up. We look forward to seeing you at the hike!

      If you have any questions or concerns, please email brucewfall@gmail.com to get in touch with Bruce Fall, Director of Cove Point Natural Heritage Trust.
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