From our friends at the Coastal Conservation League … Nothing says the start of the holiday season in the Lowcountry more than enjoying a bushel…
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Tag: environmental education
Why Our Soil is Crucial to Sustainability
As a society, we do not place sufficient value on the ground beneath our feet. The use of the word “dirt” to denote inferiority is…
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“Schools face calls to boost environmental teaching”
Such debates reflect fierce discussions across the US and around the world, as researchers, policymakers, teachers and students step up demands for a greater focus…
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“Watershed samples show water quality unsafe for swimming in Charleston”
Nearly half of the samples taken in Charleston watersheds show water quality that’s unsafe for swimming. Forty-one percent of samples taken by Charleston Waterkeeper over…
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Lowcountry Foraging: “A 24-hour grocery right outside”
Walk into the produce aisle of a grocery store and you’ll find plenty of edible plants — lettuce, broccoli, oregano, kale — which in a…
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WEBINAR:SCDNR Diadromous Fish Research
Join SCDNR for a free webinar: SCDNR Diadromous Fish Research: Living Fossils in South Carolina Rivers Wednesday, November 17th, 11:00am Want to learn more about…
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