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June 2020
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COVID-19 Update
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as the Maryland Department of Natural Resources has taken emergency measures to protect public health during the COVID-19 pandemic. As the state continues following Governor Hogan's Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery we will keep you informed with the latest news and information as it relates to department activities and customer service.
Visit our website for the latest update regarding Maryland's opportunities for outdoor recreation to follow guidelines on the safe enjoyment of our natural resources. The health and safety of the public is paramount, and we encourage you to keep track of the latest factual information regarding COVID-19 at the Maryland Department of Health website.
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During the statewide Stay at Home order, Maryland state park rangers created videos for you to enjoy the park experience from your home! This video hosted by Shannon Davis in North Point State Park invites you to learn about garlic mustard and join the fight against invasive plants!
Check out other virtual ranger videos on the department's YouTube channel.
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Create Your Own State Park Challenge
The Maryland Park Service is kicking off the start of the summer season with a challenge: to Create Your Own State Park! Complete our park activities to create wildlife habitat, camping areas, and more in your backyard or even in your living room!
Complete the challenge by Sept. 7 to be entered to win prizes! Find additional details on our website.
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Be Counted in Census 2020
Have you filled out your census yet?
The United States is required to perform a national count of all people living in each state every 10 years. The census is now underway. Completing your census form ensures Maryland families, neighbors, and communities receive the support they need to live, work, play, and grow. Thanks for being counted and ensuring that others you know participate.
For more information about the 2020 census, visit Maryland's census website.
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Give Turtles a Brake!
Wild turtles are currently on the move as they head to their breeding and nesting sites. During this time of year, turtles can often be seen crossing roads. Be cautious when driving, help turtles cross the road when possible, and never take a turtle home as a pet.
If you need to help a turtle cross the road, check for traffic and move the turtle in the direction it was traveling, until it is safely out of vehicle lanes. Learn more about protecting Maryland turtles.
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HOW MARYLANDERS CAN HELP
Are you wondering how to support your community during the COVID-19 crisis? Visit Governor Hogan's Maryland Unites website to learn about how individuals can help.
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