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Campus Alert
UDC Facilities Update — Tuesday, Nov. 3

Buildings 32 and 42 are expected to remain closed through Nov. 10. This date is our current estimate and is subject to change pending ongoing evaluations and the safe restoration of the affected electrical systems.

The continued closure of Buildings 32 and 42 will affect School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) operations as well as the operations of the Art, Digital Media and Chemistry programs. This includes in-person instruction and certain campus activities housed within those facilities. Emergency Remote Instruction (ERI) will remain in effect for impacted courses.

Visit the Campus Alerts page for more information. 

For safety concerns, contact OPSEM at 202-274-5050. For emergencies, call 911.

District of Columbia Master Naturalist Program (DCMNP)

DC Master Naturalist Program

Explore Environmental Conservation, Community Science, and Stewardship in Washington, D.C. 

The DC Master Naturalist Program trains volunteers in environmental conservation, environmental education, and citizen science. Participants gain research-based knowledge and hands-on experience while supporting the protection and stewardship of natural resources throughout the District of Columbia. 

Graduates become Certified DC Master Naturalists and serve their communities through volunteer service, public education, outreach, and environmental initiatives that promote sustainable and healthy urban ecosystems. 

Mission

The DC Master Naturalist Program prepares volunteers to become environmental stewards by providing training in conservation, environmental education, and citizen science. 

The program connects residents with local nature and empowers them to support conservation efforts, community engagement, and environmental sustainability throughout Washington, D.C. 

Program priorities reflect the environmental needs of the District and are guided by UDC's land-grant mission, Delivering on the Promise, and the sustainability goals of the District of Columbia. 

How to Become a Master Naturalist

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