Hampton Training
Oct
7

Hampton Training

  • Saint Mary Star of the Sea Catholic School (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Hosted in partnership with Saint Mary Star of the Sea Catholic School. RSVP for this training here.

Parking lot is on Water Street and entrance is on E Mellen Street.

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CTK Kick Off & Extended Office Hours
Oct
8

CTK Kick Off & Extended Office Hours

This event is designed to make sure you have all the information you need to create your mapping plan and to help you troubleshoot the Sea Level Rise App.

Make sure you have also filled out the 2026 Volunteer Interest Form!

RSVP for this event here.

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Virtual Catch the King Training
Sep
28

Virtual Catch the King Training

Upcoming Catch the King training! This training will take place virtually on Zoom and is open to all. It will cover what CTK is and how to use our Sea Level Rise App.

Register here.

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Virtual Catch the King Training
Sep
18

Virtual Catch the King Training

Upcoming Catch the King training! This training will take place virtually on Zoom and is open to all. It will cover what CTK is and how to use our Sea Level Rise App.

Register here.

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Sep
11
to Sep 13

Wet Run

Wet Run (practice & data collection)

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Lunch & Learn: Catch the King & Measure the Muck 101 (virtual)
Aug
28

Lunch & Learn: Catch the King & Measure the Muck 101 (virtual)

Join Wetlands Watch to learn more about our Catch the King community science program and how to get involved this year! We will also hear from special guests Dr. Derek Loftis (Virginia Institute of Marine Science) and Dr. Margie Mulholland (Old Dominion University's Measure the Muck) about how data is used and more ways to get involved. Register here.

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WHRO Webinar - Catch the King: Engaging Students in Community Science
Aug
25

WHRO Webinar - Catch the King: Engaging Students in Community Science


Join staff from Wetlands Watch and Old Dominion University's Measure the Muck program to learn how your students can participate in Catch the King this October. Catch the King is a community science event in which volunteers help collect valuable data by measuring rising seawater during the highest tides of the year. Presenters will share how the project works, classroom connections, and the resources available to help educators participate. Discover how your students can contribute to real-world environmental research while exploring the impacts of coastal flooding in their own communities.

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Eastern Shore CTK Training
Aug
24

Eastern Shore CTK Training

Please register here. Hosted in partnership with Eastern Shore Master Naturalists and UVA's Coastal Research Center.

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