 Nature & Heritage Interpretation course featured on WBOC's Learning Matters No longer do people just want to sight-see. They want to 'sight-do.' WBOC's Lisa Bryant reports on a new DLITE & WOR-WIC class that teaches park and museum workers how to meet those needs. Click here to see the video: Sight-Seeing Not Enough for Some People Check out the CVWO News from Kiptopeke. Bloggers Jeff, Bob, and Jethro share sitings on the Eastern Shore of Virginia of a variety of birds (including raptors), lizards, and more. Check it out at: ww.kiptopeke.blogspot.com Are you blogging about wildlife or eco-travel on Delmarva? Let us know! Email: dlitedirector@comcast.net Jim Rapp was recently interviewed about birding on Delmarva by CNN.com for their travel section. Check it out: http://www.cnn.com/2007/TRAVEL/09/19/birdwatching.ap/index.html by Jim Rapp For nearly 180 miles, the beaches along the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean provide Delmarva with endless opportunities for outdoor recreation and nature exploration. More than 10 million beachcombers, surfers, anglers and birders visit our Delmarva coast each year, pumping millions of dollars into our local economies.  Delmarva LITE is supported by a group of dedicated partners who provide money, publicity and a host of other services. Please show your appreciation to these fine folks who make this site and all the activities of Delmarva LITE possible. Delmarva LITE partners with the Maryland Coastal Bays Foundation sponsoring water conservation in local hotels and other eco-projects.
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 Be sure to look here in the future for eco-travel events sponserd by DLITE and other Delmarva organizations.  |
 There is so much to do on Delmarva it is hard to know where to begin. Birding and other wildlife sitings, hiking, biking, canoeing and more are all waiting for you on the peninsula. And all can be done in harmony with nature. |
 Come explore the beautiful beaches, lush forests and magnificent marshes all teeming with birds and other wildlife. Within easy driving of major Mid-Atlantic cities, the Delmarva peninsula is a great place to get away and get back to nature. |
