A Few Questions to Consider Hey homeschool parents, what if your child could develop the skills of a scientist, the curiosity of a naturalist, and the heart of a conservationist—all while exploring the wildlife and habitats right outside their own door? How do we help today’s students understand the importance of wildlife, environmental conservation, and the habitats that support life all around us? How do we teach them that the health of an earthworm beneath the soil, a poll

Rice fields in the ACE Basin. Photo from NOAA. Along the shores of South Carolina, the land tells a story—one shaped by tides, time, and the hands of those who have cared for it. Yet today, that story faces growing challenges. Coastal erosion steadily reshapes the shoreline. Overdevelopment places pressure on fragile ecosystems. Marshes, maritime forests, and waterways—once abundant and resilient—are increasingly vulnerable. To protect these landscapes is to protect more than

The holiday season often brings out the baker in many of us. There’s something about this time of year that inspires us to create treats to share with family, friends, colleagues, and neighbors. When I came across this recipe, it caught my attention immediately—after all, I love scones, figs, and rosemary. But together? Now that sounded intriguing! Brown turkey figs from trees here on the farm. My paternal grandmother, Gladys Glover, enjoyed tea far more than coffee. When my

Charlotte Forten’s journey as an educator and her love for nature continues to inspire us. By hosting the “Charlotte Forten Weekend: Women Embracing Outdoor Spaces,” we wish to honor her legacy and encourage women to connect with the environment in meaningful ways. This event is not only about camping and journaling; it's about building a community of women who appreciate the beauty of nature and recognize the importance of preserving it.