Environmental Education Association of South Carolina (EEASC) Annual Conference: Camp Compass, Navigating Environmental Education
The annual EEASC conference is scheduled for June 17-19, 2026 with pre-conference workshops available on June 16th. It will take place in Spartanburg, SC at "The George" downtown which is part of USC Upstate.
Date:
June 17 - 19, 2026
Location:
Spartanburg, SC 29303
Venue:
USC Upstate
Type:
Conference
Audience:
Educators
Categories:
Education/Resources, Science Education
Nature-Based Exchange: Urban Stormwater Management for Natural and Nature-Based Solutions Training
The Nature-Based Exchange is holding a one-day training on how to use natural and nature-based solutions for urban stormwater management.
Date:
April 01, 2026
Location:
Charleston, SC
Venue:
Lowcountry Center for Conservation, Sam Carlton Room
Registration:
Type:
Training
Audience:
Developers/Contractors, Engineers, Landscape Architects, Stormwater Educators, Stormwater Managers
Categories:
Green Infrastructure, Nature Based Solutions, Stormwater Management, Stormwater Ponds
Lead Partner:
ACE Basin National Estuarine Research Reserve, SC Department of Natural Resources
Septic Think Tank
The Septic Think Tank is a one-day idea sharing event that highlights local-level septic management strategies underway in South Carolina to protect public and environmental health.
Date:
May 05, 2026
Location:
Columbia, SC 29223
Venue:
South Carolina Department of Archives and History, 8301 Parklane Rd
Registration:
Type:
Other
Audience:
Environmental Orgs, Local Government, Non-Profit Leaders, Planners
Categories:
Environmental Health, Septic, Water Quality
Lead Partner:
S.C. Sea Grant Consortium
Supporting Partner:
S.C. Department of Archives and History, Mount Pleasant Waterworks, Clemson Extension, ACE Basin National Estuarine Research Reserve, SC Department of Natural Resources, Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments, SC Department of Environmental Services – Bureau of Water, Waccamaw Regional COG
2026 South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium Biennial Research Symposium
The S.C. Sea Grant Consortium is pleased to announce its third biennial Coastal Science Research Symposium, to be held at the College of Charleston, June 9–11, 2026.
Date:
June 09 - 11, 2026
Location:
The College of Charleston, SC 29401
Area:
County: Charleston
Type:
Symposium
Audience:
Academics, Coastal/Resource Managers, Educators, Environmental Orgs, Land Managers, Outreach/Education Professionals, Stormwater Managers, Students
Categories:
Aquaculture/Mariculture, Coastal Management, Coastal Resilience, Fisheries & Fisheries Mgmt., Marine Debris, Science Education, Stormwater Management, Sustainable Development, Water Quality
Lead Partner:
S.C. Sea Grant Consortium
Supporting Partner:
College of Charleston
2026 South Carolina Association for Hazard Mitigation (SCAHM) Annual Conference
Join us in beautiful downtown Greenville for the 2026 SCAHM Annual Conference — Mitigation in Motion: Adapting to Impacts, Uncertainty, and Change.
Date:
March 18 - 20, 2026
Location:
Downtown Greenville, SC
Venue:
The Hyatt Regency
Registration:
Type:
Conference
Categories:
Coastal Hazards & Hurricanes, Coastal Resilience, Digital Tools, Disaster Planning, Project Design & Evaluation, SC Flood, Stormwater Management
Post-Construction BMP Inspector Certification Course by Clemson Extension
This program is offered as a five-week online course, followed by an in-person field day and an online certification exam. If you would like to be notified of future course offerings, please contact oshiel3@clemson.edu.
Date:
March 16 - May 08, 2026
Location:
Online
Registration:
Type:
Online Course
Audience:
Engineers, HOA Representatives and Property Managers, Landscape Architects, Public Works Officials, Stormwater Managers
Categories:
Hazards
Lead Partner:
Clemson Extension
2026 Stormwater Pond Management Conference
Join us at Founders Hall located at Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site for the 2026 Stormwater Pond Management Conference! Save the Date: March 11, 2026
Date:
March 11, 2026
Location:
Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site, Charleston, SC 29407
Venue:
Founders Hall
Area:
County: Charleston
Type:
Conference
Audience:
Academics, Educators, Pond Management Professionals, Stormwater Educators, Stormwater Managers
Categories:
Stormwater Ponds
Lead Partner:
Clemson Extension
Supporting Partner:
S.C. Sea Grant Consortium, ACE Basin National Estuarine Research Reserve, SC Department of Natural Resources, Ashley Cooper Stormwater Education Consortium
2026 South Carolina Resilience Conference
This unique conference unites the dynamic sectors of health and wellness, conservation, and community and economic sustainability. The theme, "Blue & Green Minds," highlights the deep, restorative connection between people and the natural world.
Date:
April 19 - 22, 2026
Location:
Florence, SC 29501
Venue:
The Florence Center, 3300 W Radio Dr
Type:
Conference
Audience:
Academics, Consultants, Developers/Contractors, Educators, Engineers, Environmental Orgs, Local Government, Nature-Based Professionals, Resiliency Experts
Supporting Partner:
SCDNR
Southeast & Caribbean Disaster Resilience Partnership (SCDRP) 10th Annual Meeting: Navigating Extreme Events
The SCDRP 10th Anniversary Annual Meeting will highlight proactive, collaborative strategies for navigating disasters in a future where the responsibility for disaster preparedness, response, and recovery is shifting toward state and local entities.
Date:
March 04 - 05, 2026
Location:
Charleston, SC
Area:
Statewide: Coast
Type:
Meeting
Audience:
Practitioners, Stakeholders
Categories:
Coastal Resilience, Disaster Planning
2026 South Carolina Environmental Conference
SCEC is the annual event for water and wastewater professionals in SC.
Learn, share, network, and have fun!
Date:
March 15 - 18, 2026
Location:
Myrtle Beach, SC 29557
Venue:
Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center
Type:
Conference
Audience:
Developers/Contractors, Engineers, Stormwater Educators, Stormwater Managers
Categories:
Groundwater Issues, Stormwater Management, Sustainable Development, Tides and Water Levels, Water Quality, Watershed Management, Working Waterfronts
