June 30, 2020
12:00pm - 1:00pm
The Lowcountry of South Carolina is defined by life along the saltmarsh. As communities continue to grow, additional threats and pressures face tidal creeks and the saltmarsh ecosystem.
Join Clemson Extension for a one hour, lunch and learn webinar focused on the role vegetative buffers can play to help keep our tidal creeks clean and healthy. Topics will include buffer function, design, plant selection, and
maintenance.
This webinar is being offered at no charge, but space is limited and registration is required. Register at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QBFDSSV.
Ellen Comeau, Water Resources Extension Agent Clemson University
ecomeau@clemson.edu
Kim Counts Morganello, Carolina Clear Director Clemson University
Phone: 843-730-5210
kcounts@clemson.edu
- Webinar
- General Public
- HOA Representatives and Property Managers
- Coastal Ecology
- Coastal Management
- Education/Resources
- Environmental Health
- Low Impact Development
- Non-point Source Pollution
- Science Education
- Stormwater Management
- Sustainable Development
- Tidal Creeks
- Water Quality
- Watershed Management
- Wetlands
- County: Beaufort
- County: Berkeley
- County: Charleston
- Statewide: Coast
- County: Colleton
- County: Dorchester
- County: Jasper
- Region: Lowcountry
- Spring 20 (Apr - Jun)
- Lowcountry Stormwater Partners
- Ashley Cooper Stormwater Education Consortium
- Carolina Clear