Public Programs

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Opportunities are available to explore North Inlet-Winyah Bay Reserve while biking, kayaking, seining, or strolling along our boardwalk and marsh trail. Some programs allow volunteers to assist with current research projects being conducted at the Reserve. Since enrollment is limited for most activities, registration is required.

Types of Public Programs Offered

Please go to the Upcoming Events Calendar to find out which programs are currently being offered and to register for programs.

Reserve and Surf the Earth lead a naturalist-guided tour through of North Inlet estuary. The trip includes all equipment and instruction in basic kayaking, a natural history overview, and educational and research highlights of the North Inlet ecosystem.
Reserve and Surf the Earth lead a naturalist-guided tour through of North Inlet estuary. The trip includes all equipment and instruction in basic kayaking, a natural history overview, and educational and research highlights of the North Inlet ecosystem.
Picture of participants in the bike to the boardwalk program
Bike 5 miles (roundtrip) on gravel roads through Hobcaw Barony’s pristine forests to the Reserve’s beautiful salt marsh boardwalk on North Inlet estuary. Wildlife, research and salt marsh ecology are discussed during the trip. Bring your own bike (all terrain tires recommended).
Picture of participants in fish printing program
Enjoy art using a method of printmaking that traditionally utilizes fish and sea creatures. (We use rubber fish). Bring your own bag, shirt, etc. to print on.
Particpants in the picnic at the pond program
What lives in Kimbel Pond? Microscopes will be used to examine the pants and animals found in and around the pond. You may bring a picnic lunch to enjoy at our pond shelter.
Picture of people sorting fish as a part of the Life of a NERRd program
What lives in Kimbel Pond? Microscopes will be used to examine the pants and animals found in and around the pond. You may bring a picnic lunch to enjoy at our pond shelter.
Participants in the Paint and Pluff Mud program display their artwork.
Join the reserve staff and local artists an evening of science and art. Learn about salt marshes and their importance while creating your own artwork to take home.
Participants stroll through the salt marsh
The salt marsh takes on a new and refreshing look during high tide as animals move over the marsh with the incoming waters. Stroll along our marsh boardwalk to observe first-hand some of the unique high tide wonders and learn what Baruch scientists have discovered about the animals that use these productive coastal resources and call them home.
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Salt Marsh Stroll

The salt marsh takes on a new and refreshing look during high tide as animals move over the marsh with the incoming waters. Stroll along our marsh boardwalk to observe first-hand some of the unique high tide wonders and learn what Baruch scientists have discovered about the animals that use these productive coastal resources and call them home.

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Beth Thomas

Education Coordinator
843-904-9016
beth@baruch.sc.edu
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