MassWildlife Calendar of Events — Check  www.mass.gov/masswildlife  for weekly updates

March 4--Project WILD Workshop For Educators, Westborough--The Westborough Community Land Trust invites all educators to participate in this exciting workshop! The Project WILD workshop is a series of wildlife activities workshops designed for all educators who work with kids of all ages and who want hands-on, interdisciplinary activities focusing on wildlife, people and the environment. Workshops are led by MassWildlife's Project WILD volunteer facilitators. Pre-registration is required. Contact Carol Burt Borglund, Facilitator, at 508/366-4118 or email her at carolburttborg@aol.com.

March 4--MassWildlife at Mass. Association of Conservation Commissions Annual Conference, Worcester--Over 1000 Conservation Commissioners, other local officials, state and federal environmental officials, consultants, attorneys and others enjoy a full day of activities. MassWildlife's Senior Environmental Review staff person, Dr. Jon Regosin will be presenting a session on Endangered Species Regulation in Massachusetts. Over 40 workshop and training sessions are offered, all taught by recognized experts. There are over 40 exhibits and displays. MassWildlife will be represented in the exhibit area. State and federal agencies, and providers of environmental products and services find the Annual Environmental Conference to be a great opportunity to reach a large number of conservation minded citizens.

March 4--MassWildife at the 14th MassAudubon Birders Meeting, Waltham-- Join birders from around the state to learn about bird trends, atlases and hear a keynote speaker on the Ivory Billed Woodpecker. MassWildlife's Tern Restoration Manager, Carolyn Mostello will be offering a talk on the "History and Restoration of Terns in Buzzards Bay". More info about the meeting is at: http://www.massaudubon.org/PDF/14thbirdersmeeting.pdf

March 11—Massachusetts Land Conservation Conference, Worcester – This statewide conference draws over 300 land trust members and other land protection specialists. Sponsored by the Massachusetts Land Trust the The Trustees of Reservations this year’s conference will focus on “Conserving Land and Community”. Through workshops, discussions and informal gatherings, this conference provides anyone interested in land conservation with the knowledge, skills and connections needed to be effective.  Registration deadline is March 6.  Details can be found at http://www.massland.org/pages/resources/conference.html or contact Miriam Meyer-Scagnetti at 978-840-440 x1935.