Have you ever seen a cotton ball walking on toothpicks? That’s exactly what baby shorebirds look like after they hatch! You could be lucky enough to see these feathery fluff balls this summer while helping educate beachgoers about their conservation. Come learn more about South Carolina’s coastal birds and be a part of the Shorebird …
Did you know you can volunteer for the South Carolina Aquarium from wherever you live in South Carolina? Conservation Assistants can be found throughout the state, helping to expand the Aquarium’s conservation reach into communities. They contribute to the Aquarium’s current citizen science programs, the Litter-Free Digital Journal and SeaRise, and help recruit and organize …
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On February 5, 2022, Coastal Master Naturalist Association will be teaming with The Friends of Coastal South Carolina to participate in the 15th Annual Palmetto Pride Francis Marion National Forest Cleanup, from 9:00AM to Noon. This is a large event that makes a significant contribution to improving the quality of experience for this local treasure. Come out and …
CMMA graduate Mark Andrews will be leading a special bird walk for potential shorebird steward volunteers and interested Coastal Master Naturalists & Kiawah Island Stewards on Saturday, February 5, 2022 from 9am until noon. The walk will be on Seabrook Island North Beach, Captain Sams Inlet. Please register for the walk by clicking this link …
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As we begin a new year, with all the new possibilities that it can hold, how about starting off with a new volunteer activity? We have many groups who are looking for help from volunteers. You can find a long list of them (it is alphabetical, so scroll to the bottom to give those groups …
