Mar 27 – Lawrence Bloom Speaks on “Water Quality and Access”
Water Quality and Access: ‘How do we Affect the Cause, Rather than Cause the Effect.’ What: a public lecture by Lawrence Bloom
Category: environmental education
Mar 15 – Science & Art at Bowties Speakeasy
Check out the event on March 15 and the rest of the series offered by our friends @ Cultivate… CULTIVATE at Bowties
Mar 15 – Evening for Wildlife
Join Friends of Coastal South Carolina and renowned National Geographic photographer Vincent J. Musi for a Lowcountry Evening for Wildlife. An event
Mar 14 – Race, Place and the De-Gentrification of Nature Conservation in the South
Race, Place and the De-Gentrification of Nature Conservation in the South What: A public lecture by Dr. Drew Lanham How does race
Cultivating Crops & Community in an Urban Oasis
This week for #FoodJusticeFriday, we’ve got a spotlight interview piece on our friend Carmen Ketron, Farm Educator at MUSC URBAN FARM, from
Mar 1 – Charleston Resilience Network Expo
From our partners at GrowPurpose.com … Last month, Growpurpose hosted one of Charleston Resilience Network’s bimonthly coffee hours. It was a great
Feb 24 – Maroons Cultural Heritage Day
Maroons Cultural Heritage Day Saturday, February 24 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Admission: $10.00 (13 & Up) Free (12 & Under) Francis
Urban Food Foraging – Share Your Stories!
This week, our #FoodJusticeFriday is focused on foraging. “Over the past few years US cities have seen a rise in urban foraging–
Innovations and the New Plastic Economy
THE INITIATIVE The New Plastics Economy is bold 3-year effort to promote a drastic change in our plastics system. If we want
FEB 20 – Join Us for Green Drinks!
Join us on Tuesday, Feb. 20 at Scarecrow (23 Ann St in Charleston) for the second Charleston Green Drinks of 2018! This