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Tibwin impoundments Walk & Talk
If you attended the Tibwin impoundments Think & Drink, you know how knowledeable our host, Matthew Marbert, is about the work he does as the manager of the...
My last day on Eagle Watch....
Like some others of you, I spent many days at Caw Caw these last several months volunteering to monitor the activity on and around the bald eagle nest there....
Getting to Know Debbie Seabrook, 2023 Carl Cole Service Award Recipient
Debbie Seabrook was this year’s recipient of the Carl Cole Service Award for her time and dedication to the Coastal Master Naturalist Association. Most of us...
McAlhany Preserve outing
Our Walk and Talk for March was a wonderful visit to the McAlhany Nature Preserve, a property owned and managed by Charleston Audubon. Our hosts for the day were...
Message from the President
Hello again, my friends!Spring is in the air, or at least the pollen has been! I'm very grateful for the recent rains that have knocked down most of the pine...
Your Association Donation $s at Work!
The Charleston County Park and Recreation’s Education team, in partnership with Community Recreation, implemented a series of Junior Naturalists programs for...
Foraging Native Plants for Food & Medicine...
For our February Think & Drink April Punslan introduced us to the concept of foraging native and naturalized plants for food and medicine. She discussed the four...
Caw Caw BioBlitz with world-renowned naturalist Peter Alden
February 5th saw the Caw Caw Interpretive Center in Ravenel host its first ever BioBlitz, and how amazing to have naturalist and author Peter Alden as our...
Thank you for your service!
Two very distinguished volunteers are stepping down from their Board of Director positions, so a huge thank you goes to Debbie Seabrook, this year's recipient of...
An Adventure in a Cypress Dome
My husband Harold and I took a trip to Everglades National Park in early January. We were primarily going to do some birding, but we were disappointed in the...
The CMNA Annual General Meeting and more!
Our 2023 Annual Meeting for the Coastal Master Naturalist Association was a place of comradery. On Sunday, January 8, the newest class of graduates along with...
Stono Preserve
On October 22, 2022, we joined Matt Rutter, a professor in the Department of Biology at the College of Charleston and Academic Director of Stono Preserve, on a...
My first Christmas Bird Count
December 19th saw me on my first ever Christmas Bird Count, and what an experience it was!! It was a very cold start, and we had to wipe down the wooden bench...
Message from the President...
Hello my friends!I hope your holidays are going well and you are staying warm. I do love cooler weather, but this isn't really what I had in mind when I left...
Wambaw Tract field trip
On what I'd like to call the "What do we do on Tuesdays now we've graduated?" field trip, we had a very welcome introduction to the expertise of Sharleen...
Volunteer Spotlight: Corinne & David Ramage
Francis Beidler Forest is an 18,000-acre bird and wildlife sanctuary tucked away in Harleyville. It has two parts: 1) the cypress-tupelo hardwood forest and...
November Walk & Talk
Charlotte Hope, retired SCDNR and eagle observer for decades, shared her extensive knowledge about the Bald Eagle with CMNA in November.On Wednesday, November...
Fall is in the air....
We usually know that fall is near when the pumpkin spice flavor starts to show up in everything everywhere, but I typically prefer to let Mother Nature show me...
A rare visit to the Dill Sanctuary
If, like me, you'd never heard of the Dill Sanctuary before, then feel free to read on! Owned by The Charleston Museum, the Dill sanctuary is a 580 acre wildlife...
Message from the President
Hi fellow Master Naturalists!I hope your summer has been going well and you are not suffering too much damage or inconvenience from Hurricane Ian. I’m in an...
Exploring the Redwoods of California
This summer our family spent a week in the North Coast region of California on a mission to explore the ancient California coast redwood groves. California coast...
A VERY Early Morning Bird Walk
Many of us have probably been to the early Morning Board Walks at Caw Caw, but what about the VERY early one? I'm talking about a 6.30am start kind of early!...
Special Encounters
South Carolina is home to 165 species of butterflies. I’ve had several species of these fluttering visitors to my yard over the past few months but one in...
SC Master Naturalist Advisory Board Retreat
The mission of the South Carolina Master Naturalist Program (SCMNP) is to provide nature-based education that inspires citizen volunteers to promote...
