We are all scientists! Time, curiosity, and a sense of wonder are all that are needed to contribute data that will help scientists and resource managers answer questions and solve important problems. Learn how to participate in citizen science projects by collecting data that can directly contribute to the conservation of the Winyah Bay watershed.
The Reserve has committed to helping to keep clean the stretch of Highway 17 North along Hobcaw Barony. Join us on Halloween morning, costumes encouraged, gloves, grabbers and bags will be provided.
Take on the stewardship of tidal wetlands by adopting a local waterway. Volunteers with the SC AAS program complete monthly salt-water habitat surveys, as well as collect physical and chemical data, and play an important role in monitoring and tracking water quality while sharing information about local water resources with their communities. *Virtual Session*
Join the North Inlet team to monitor for harmful algal blooms in our coastal waters as part of the National Phytoplankton Monitoring Network. Training will cover phytoplankton identification, field sampling and lab techniques and data entry.
Take on the stewardship of tidal wetlands by adopting a local waterway. Volunteers with the SC AAS program complete monthly salt-water habitat surveys, as well as collect physical and chemical data, and play an important role in monitoring and tracking water quality while sharing information about local water resources with their communities.
Start the new year on a positive note by helping to protect our waters from trash.
