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Micropyle is the Gateway to Love...
Walk & TalkOn a very rainy Saturday in early May, Bill Twomey hosted an introduction to Trees of the Lowcountry at Caw Caw. Bill’s expertise and humor were a wonder to witness. A retired forester, Bill described his “love of trees as a gateway drug to the...
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Cane Bay Cleanup update...
NewsA few weeks ago I wrote of the successful trash pick up that was conducted with the help of the South Carolina Aquarium and volunteers from the Cane Bay neighborhoods. Well, it was even more successful than we first thought!After Linda Rowe had...
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A Note on Tabling from Jennifer Kline...
Member StoriesRecently, ACDC Committee Member and Master Naturalist Jennifer Kline "tabled" for the CMNA at Plantasia, the Charleston Horticulture Society's annual plant sale and celebration. Live music, food vendors, local plant shops, and and plant...
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Alligators with Andrea...
April 16th was a beautiful day at Caw Caw for an alligator ramble. Lead by Andrea Grabman, an Interpretive Recreation Aide with CCPRC, the group of us saw lots...
Cane Bay Clean Up II...
The last Cane Bay Clean up went so well we decided to do another one...Cane Bay Clean Up, the Sequel!What even prompted us to do the first one? Well, the number...
In a giving mood?...
April in the Lowcountry is something special! With flowers in full bloom, trees coming back to life, and wildlife becoming more active, it’s a vivid reminder of...
Message from the President...
Here we are, a few days into Spring and before we know it we'll be experiencing those dog days of summer again!This time of year always seems special to me. A...
Recent Think & Drink Sessions
Remember our Think & Drink sessions are recorded! If you've missed our scheduled times together, you can log Advanced Training Hours by watching these...
Volunteer Spotlight: Kim Wilson...
After graduating from the Coastal Master Naturalist Program in the fall of 2023, I felt that I had filled my mind, heart and soul with the joy of learning and...
The Junior Master Naturalist program...
Through a partnership with Charleston County Parks and Recreation, the Coastal Master Naturalist Association was able to offer students from E. B. Ellington...
Wood Duck nest boxes inspection...
Wood Duck Nest Boxes at Caw Caw, March 11, 2026On a very unseasonably warm and humid morning, Kristina, Caroline, and I visited the Wood Duck Nest Boxes at Caw...
Areas for Growth...
I imagine as Master Naturalists, we all have our strengths. I entered the class confident in my fair share of facts about spiders and alligators but I knew next...
Seeds to Shoreline...
This past Tuesday, Seeds to Shoreline offered an exciting volunteer opportunity for Master Naturalists at the College of Charleston greenhouse. The morning of...
Amorous Animals...
Do you know your angles? Do you have a favorite pose when sending selfies to your love? Bowerbirds and fiddler crabs do! Just in time for Valentine's Day,...
The Carl Cole Service Award goes to...
Valerie Luzadder!Valerie became the 2025 recipient of the award as she logged over 400 hours of volunteer time in 2025, showing a dedication to her causes that...
Annual General Meeting Recap…
Last Sunday’s Annual Meeting was well-attended by about 40 CMNA members. After some light refreshments, we received reports from our Board of Directors. Colin...
Mallory Maher's Presentation...
If you missed Sunday's Annual General Meeting, Mallory wasn't able to make it to our event due to the weather. However, she was able to record a presentation for...
Caw Caw's expansion...
Early January gave us our first outing of the year, led by Caw Caw's manager, Dennis Burgart.Dennis was kind enough to introduce about 20 MNs to the new section...
Happy New Year!...
That's right...we're at the very beginning of 2026, so I hope you're looking forward to a year of good health and great happiness!New years are usually the time...
Volunteer Spotlight...Jane Ford
I’m a 2017 Spring graduate of the Coastal Master Naturalist program.You could say I’ve been working and volunteering in the outdoors most of my life. I'm a ‘75...
Did you know?...
If you're a new member, or even a member that's been around a while, there's a video on how to find your way around the website and access your member profile...
More nest boxes...
If you've been to Caw Caw recently, you might have noticed more shiny new nest boxes along the swamp trails.In all, 10 new Wood Duck nesting boxes have been...
Congrats, Fall Class graduates!...
December saw a successful Master Naturalist class conclude with another group of graduates and several new members of the CMNA!Well done to all of you, and for...
