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June 2026
Watercolor and Watersheds: Understanding Watersheds Through Art @ Waccamaw Neck Branch Library
Discover the beauty of water—both in paint and in nature. In this guided watercolor session led by a North Inlet–Winyah Bay NERR Education Specialist, create an aerial-style watercolor painting. We’ll explore the story of your local watershed and discover what makes the Winyah Bay watershed one of the most unique and dynamic systems on the East Coast. This hands-on workshop offers a relaxing creative experience paired with meaningful environmental understanding. Appropriate for adults only. ...
Living Fossils: The Ocean’s Oldest Residents @ Surfside Library
Join the North Inlet–Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve’s Education Team for a deep dive into some of the Atlantic Ocean’s oldest inhabitants! Discover which remarkable creatures have been roaming our seas for Decades! This program is open to all ages—kids and adults alike—so bring your curiosity and come learn with us! ...
Phytoplankton Monitoring Volunteer Training
The National Phytoplankton Monitoring Network (PMN) is a community-based network ...
Living Fossils: The Ocean’s Oldest Residents @ Georgetown Main Branch Library
Join the North Inlet–Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve’s Education Team for a deep dive into some of the Atlantic Ocean’s oldest inhabitants! Discover which remarkable creatures have been roaming our seas for Decades! This program is open to all ages—kids and adults alike—so bring your curiosity and come learn with us! ...
Living Fossils: The Ocean’s Oldest Residents @ Southern Georgetown Library
Join the North Inlet–Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve’s Education Team for a deep dive into some of the Atlantic Ocean’s oldest inhabitants! Discover which remarkable creatures have been roaming our seas for Decades! This program is open to all ages—kids and adults alike—so bring your curiosity and come learn with us! ...
Living Fossils: The Ocean’s Oldest Residents @ Carvers Bay Library
Join the North Inlet–Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve’s Education Team for a deep dive into some of the Atlantic Ocean’s oldest inhabitants! Discover which remarkable creatures have been roaming our seas for Decades! This program is open to all ages—kids and adults alike—so bring your curiosity and come learn with us! ...
Living Fossils: The Ocean’s Oldest Residents @ Andrews Library
Join the North Inlet–Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve’s Education Team for a deep dive into some of the Atlantic Ocean’s oldest inhabitants! Discover which remarkable creatures have been roaming our seas for Decades! This program is open to all ages—kids and adults alike—so bring your curiosity and come learn with us! ...
Living Fossils: The Ocean’s Oldest Residents @ Waccamaw Neck Library
Join the North Inlet–Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve’s Education Team for a deep dive into some of the Atlantic Ocean’s oldest inhabitants! Discover which remarkable creatures have been roaming our seas for Decades! This program is open to all ages—kids and adults alike—so bring your curiosity and come learn with us! ...
Fishes of North Inlet
Assist scientists as they collect and study juvenile fish, shrimp, and crabs using a seine net. Participants will observe the net pull and help transport the catch back to the USC seawater lab, where everyone will assist with sorting, identifying, and measuring the specimens collected. ...
July 2026
Seining on the South End
Visit a tidal salt marsh creek to seine for a variety of fish, crustaceans and mud-dwelling creatures. Learn about the importance of these nursery grounds and the many species of animals and plants that make the creeks their home. ...
Fishes of North Inlet
Assist scientists as they collect and study juvenile fish, shrimp, and crabs using a seine net. Participants will observe the net pull and help transport the catch back to the USC seawater lab, where everyone will assist with sorting, identifying, and measuring the specimens collected. ...
August 2026
Seining on the South End
Visit a tidal salt marsh creek to seine for a variety of fish, crustaceans and mud-dwelling creatures. Learn about the importance of these nursery grounds and the many species of animals and plants that make the creeks their home. ...
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