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North Inlet & Winyah Bay Bulletin.
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. ...
Ice Cream Estuary w/ Gilbert’s Ice Cream Sold Out
Build your own "Ice Cream Estuary" as we partner with Gilbert's Ice Cream to create a collaborative experience using yummy treats! We will start the program with an informative and fun presentation on the different layers of the Estuary with real examples from the marsh! Have the chance to build your own layers of the Estuary with many delicious toppings along with handcrafted ice cream from Gilbert's Ice Cream. ...
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. ...
Crafting by the Coast: Make Your Own Shark Tooth Earrings!
Join us for a fun Shark Tooth Earring Making event! Create your own unique pair of earrings using real shark teeth while learning a little about these amazing ocean predators. No experience is needed, and all materials are provided. This hands-on activity is perfect for anyone who enjoys crafts, marine life, or wants to make a one-of-a-kind souvenir to take home. ...
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. ...
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. ...
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