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INSTRUCTOR BETH FOLEY
Step into the creek and discover the hidden world beneath the water's surface! Join a biologist from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) for an engaging, hands-on exploration of creek ecosystems.
Students will investigate the plants, insects, amphibians, fish, and other wildlife that call the creek home while learning how healthy waterways support life throughout our forests and communities. Using nets, observation trays, and scientific inquiry, participants will discover how biologists study aquatic habitats and what tiny creek creatures can tell us about water quality and ecosystem health.
Designed especially for homeschool families, this interactive outdoor class encourages curiosity, observation, and a love for the natural world through real-world science and exploration.
Perfect for elementary and middle school students, this workshop combines environmental science, biology, and outdoor discovery into an unforgettable learning experience.
Students will learn about:
Creek ecosystems and aquatic habitats
Macroinvertebrates and other creek wildlife
Water quality and stream health
Native plants and animals
Conservation and environmental stewardship
Scientific observation and field investigation
Come explore, discover, and experience the wonders of South Carolina's waterways alongside a professional wildlife educator from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
Recommended for homeschool families. Dress for getting your feet wet!
INSTRUCTOR BETH FOLEY
Step into the creek and discover the hidden world beneath the water's surface! Join a biologist from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) for an engaging, hands-on exploration of creek ecosystems.
Students will investigate the plants, insects, amphibians, fish, and other wildlife that call the creek home while learning how healthy waterways support life throughout our forests and communities. Using nets, observation trays, and scientific inquiry, participants will discover how biologists study aquatic habitats and what tiny creek creatures can tell us about water quality and ecosystem health.
Designed especially for homeschool families, this interactive outdoor class encourages curiosity, observation, and a love for the natural world through real-world science and exploration.
Perfect for elementary and middle school students, this workshop combines environmental science, biology, and outdoor discovery into an unforgettable learning experience.
Students will learn about:
Creek ecosystems and aquatic habitats
Macroinvertebrates and other creek wildlife
Water quality and stream health
Native plants and animals
Conservation and environmental stewardship
Scientific observation and field investigation
Come explore, discover, and experience the wonders of South Carolina's waterways alongside a professional wildlife educator from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
Recommended for homeschool families. Dress for getting your feet wet!