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Your Parks, Your Classroom is a virtual, education series for students interested in learning about the habitats, flora, and fauna found in your Charleston County Parks. Your Parks, Your Classroom series is FREE thanks to the generous support of the Charleston County Parks Foundation. These programs are held virtually via Zoom. Participants will be emailed a Zoom link prior to the start of the program. Link is sent to the participant's email address as provided during registration. What critters call the beach home? We will think like a marine biologist as we discover what adaptations animals big and small have to survive in this sandy and salty habitat.

Join us on one or more of our regular bird walks. Our trek through many distinct habitats will allow us to view and discuss a variety of birds, butterflies, and other organisms.

For a unique look into the ecology of the Lowcountry, join trained naturalists who will share the fascinating cultural and natural history of this site. Walk from forest to former rice fields and then hop into a canoe for a little on-water time that may alter your perspective in more than one way.

Your Parks, Your Classroom is a virtual, education series for students interested in learning about the habitats, flora, and fauna found in your Charleston County Parks. Your Parks, Your Classroom series is FREE thanks to the generous support of the Charleston County Parks Foundation. These programs are held virtually via Zoom. Participants will be emailed a Zoom link prior to the start of the program. Link is sent to the participant's email address as provided during registration. Join us from the comfort of your own home or classroom as we explore one of Charleston's diverse habitats and learn about some of the amazing creatures that call these "cribs" home.

Sea turtles do amazing things, so it's no wonder we find them fascinating. Learn about the talents of turtles through activities on the beach. Emphasis will be placed on South Carolina's state reptile, the loggerhead sea turtle.

Please join us in our ongoing effort to use citizen science platforms as a way to catalogue the life in your parks.

Your Parks, Your Classroom is a virtual, education series for students interested in learning about the habitats, flora, and fauna found in your Charleston County Parks. Your Parks, Your Classroom series is FREE thanks to the generous support of the Charleston County Parks Foundation. These programs are held virtually via Zoom. Participants will be emailed a Zoom link prior to the start of the program. Link is sent to the participant's email address as provided during registration. These topics are more related that you think. Become familiar with Lowcountry plants, the historical roles with people and flora, and the many insects and other pollinators influenced by their relationships with plants. 

Join us on one or more of our regular bird walks. Our trek through many distinct habitats will allow us to view and discuss a variety of birds, butterflies, and other organisms.

This program is dedicated to observing and recording the life found on, in, and around barrier islands. Molluscs, birds, worms, and many more make these shifting, sandy systems come alive.

Please join us in our ongoing effort to use citizen science platforms as a way to catalogue the life in your parks.

Your Parks, Your Classroom is a virtual, education series for students interested in learning about the habitats, flora, and fauna found in your Charleston County Parks. Your Parks, Your Classroom series is FREE thanks to the generous support of the Charleston County Parks Foundation. These programs are held virtually via Zoom. Participants will be emailed a Zoom link prior to the start of the program. Link is sent to the participant's email address as provided during registration. What critters call the beach home? We will think like a marine biologist as we discover what adaptations animals big and small have to survive in this sandy and salty habitat.

Join us on one or more of our regular bird walks. Our trek through many distinct habitats will allow us to view and discuss a variety of birds, butterflies, and other organisms.

Please join us for an introduction to the fascinating world of fungi. We will cover the roles these valuable and important organisms play, identification tips, how to make a spore print, and how to share your observations with others.

Join us as we search for alligators and separate fact from fiction to learn why these large reptiles carry the special title of "keystone species."

This generative workshop explores family and ancestry through poetry. Using close readings of Etheridge Knight, Rita Dove, Lucille Clifton, and more, we consider how poems can examine, celebrate, and/or reconsider history. Discussions may center around how persona and voice inform written work.