What to NOT do was the most difficult decision of the 2013 Master Naturalist Conference. Each attendee could choose four activities (morning and afternoon, Friday and Saturday) from a list of thirty five (counting full day choices as two). That meant choosing to pass up more than thirty activities! There were sessions on the natural …
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Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission and Clemson University are offering the Certified South Carolina Master Naturalist Program for people interested in understanding and protecting the state’s valuable natural resources. The program aims to develop volunteer citizen scientists, conservationists, and educators who can positively impact the natural resources of the state. Master Naturalist candidates will …
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Most Coastal Master Naturalists were trained through the Charleston County Parks and Rec program. Classes are usually limited to 10 people, and you’ll want to sign up early. As soon as the fall catalog comes out, send in your registration.
