Virtually tune in and explore what the scientist catch while using a seine net! Learn about the trends from this long-term research project. We will show and tell some of the critters that were caught! Registration required. Once you register, you will be emailed a zoom link. Please note that each program has a different start time. Free!
There are 29 National Estuarine Research Reserves across the country, focused on studying and protecting their unique estuary ecosystems. South Carolina is home to the ACE Basin and her NERR-by sister reserve, North Inlet – Winyah Bay in Georgetown. After a brief overview of the NERR system we’ll hear from researchers about how they record and use water quality data and current projects from both reserves.
Join us for a month of activities during the 2021 Waccamaw Conference! The conference runs from World Water Day (March 22) to Earth Day (April
Grab your children and tune in virtually for a story time read by Reserve staff! This week we will be reading “A Day in a Forested Wetland” by Kevin Kurtz!
Join us for an “beginning of the sea turtle season” interactive life history talk about Loggerhead sea turtles! Once you register, you will be emailed a zoom link for the event.
Want to know what is swimming in the North Inlet Estuary? Join us during this virtual creature feature as we learn about what lurks under the water! Once you register, you will be emailed a zoom link to attend.
Have you ever wondered about those curious animals and plants that grow off of docks, pylons, and other structures in the water? From identifying skeleton shrimp and spaghetti worms to the collection of water quality data and creative design, the BioDiscovery Project promises an exciting learning experience for all ages and locations in South Carolina. This will be held monthly through a virtual format called zoom. Once you register, you will be emailed a zoom link on how to attend the event.
Have you ever wondered about those curious animals and plants that grow off of docks, pylons, and other structures in the water? From identifying skeleton shrimp and spaghetti worms to the collection of water quality data and creative design, the BioDiscovery Project promises an exciting learning experience for all ages and locations in South Carolina. This will be held monthly through a virtual format called zoom. Once you register, you will be emailed a zoom link on how to attend the event.
Soon enough, we will be seeing Alligators basking in the sun here in South Carolina. But, in the mean time you can learn all about them! Tune in virtually to a program all about American Alligators. Once you register, you will be emailed a zoom link for the event.
Did you know there is a plant in North Inlet that is edible and delicious? Find out what it is in this virtual plants of the salt marsh program! Actual research on yearly vegetation monitoring in North Inlet will be shown through video!
