Dear NCAMN
Below are some Continuing Education programs for you check out. Remember, you will need 8 hours of Continuing Education yearly to be certified.
Some of these are repeats from last week.
I will be sending these out weekly. Let me know if there are events that I have missed.
NCAMN Continuing Education Coordinator
Margie Smotherman
Here is my favorite event
Saturday, November 15, from 10:00 a.m. until noon, the NCAMN Book Club will meet at the Baxter Library in Mountain Home for the last time this year. Members will discuss The Secret Lives Of Bats: My Adventures with the World's Most Misunderstood Mammals by Merlin Tuttle and Beaverland: How One Weird Rodent Made America by Leila Philip. In order to participate, you need read only one of the month’s choices.
In addition to that discussion, members will be making selections for 2026 which starts in January. There are so many wonderful books waiting to enlighten and educate. Please join us to decide what we’ll read next year. Sign up on the NCAMN calendar. This counts as two hours of continuing education.
November offerings
November 11, 2025 - 12:00 PM New Frontier: Opportunities and Challenges in Incorporating dMRV into Carbon Accounting from the Yale Forest Forum
This talk will explore current opportunities and constraints to use remote sensing and dMRV in the nature-based carbon market. Castle and Silva will discuss the specific opportunities dMRV presents for more transparent and efficient carbon accounting, alongside the current technical, data, and policy challenges that must be overcome for its widespread market integration.
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Webinar Registration - Zoom
November 19, at 4 pm ET to learn how to take action for birds across the Americas. In this webinar, Garrett Rhyne, our Southeast Motus Station Coordinator, will talk about the wonder of migration and how we are using technology to track bird movement. Kaitlyn Parkins, ABC's Glass Collisions Program Coordinator, will share the marvels of backyard birds and the steps she's taken to make her home a safe place for birds. Finally, Lindsay Adrean, Northwest Program Officer, will focus on the Marbled Murrelet, its wondrous forest habitat, and enjoying the outdoors in ways that also help birds. From Wonder to Action for Birds Across the Americas
Thursday, November 20, 2025 6 pm “Living in the Liberated Landscape: My Yard” presented by Larry Weaner from the chapter of Ozark Wild Ones. A link will be sent with registration. Learn how to design gardens that consider the reproductive abilities of plants, the ecological processes that affect those plants, and the wildlife that those plants can support
Living in the Liberated Landscape: My Yard - Wild Ones: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes
Saturday, November 22, 2025. Baxter County Library
4:00pm–5:00pm Saturn - If you like it put a ring on it presented by our own Jeff Hoeper. Stay for the star Party after the presentation.
Register for this event
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December offerings
Tuesday, December 9 5 pm CST
“Turn That Patch Into a Plan” workshop led by Zoe and Heather Evans
Hosted by Wild Ones and Plan it Wild
Location: YouTube Live (link provided with registration) with a limited Zoom audience.
https://wildones.org/turn-that-patch-into-a-plan/#register
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On Demand links
Here is a link with several videos by Eric Fuselier of the Ozark Native Plant Society. These videos are older but still qualified.
Several YouTube videos from State of Maryland: Here are a couple but there are more on the website.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlC8MdrAgYc Midges
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZV9JMmIT6AM weird and wacky fish reproduction
Next step for Nature: presented by Doug Tallamy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZeiwBtdhhE
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