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SUMMARY:Walnut Creek Preserve Speaker Series: Appalachian Voices: Stories and Songs
DESCRIPTION:Date: September 19\, 2026 \nTime: 10:30 a.m. \nLocation: Anne Elizabeth Suratt Nature Center at Walnut Creek Preserve \nPresenter: Johnny Thomas Fowler\, Storyteller\, Musician\, Author \nJohnny Thomas Fowler\, a storyteller-musician rooted in the rich traditions of the Appalachian South\, will share a lively blend of Appalachian tales\, personal stories\, humor\, and old-time mountain music. Accompanied by banjo\, harmonica\, jaw harp\, and bones\, Johnny weaves together storytelling and music with warmth\, wit\, and theatrical charm. Rich in heritage\, laughter\, and memorable moments\, this engaging program celebrates Appalachian culture and the timeless joy of gathering together for a good story and song. \nThis will be a great program for adults and children\, so bring the kids! \nJohnny Thomas Fowler is a featured performer at festivals like the National Storytelling Festival\, Florida Storytelling Festival\, Shoals Storytelling Festival and Georgia Mountain Storytelling Festival\, Johnny captivates audiences of all ages. He also shares his talents in schools\, libraries\, churches\, and community events\, offering programs that celebrate culture\, creativity\, and connection. With every story and song\, Johnny invites listeners to laugh\, reflect\, and remember the power of a well-told tale. Whether he’s spinning a tall tale or sharing a soulful ballad\, Johnny’s performances are filled with warmth\, authenticity\, and the spirit of a front porch gathering. \nRSVP is requested below\, but not necessary to attend the event! Please join us! \n \nThe Walnut Creek Preserve Speaker Series programs are made possible thanks to our partnership with the Preserve. \n*Walnut Creek Preserve is private property and guests are only allowed on the property by invitation (a planned event or scheduled group).  Thank you. \nContact Pam Torlina\, pam@conservingcarolina.org\, with questions or for more information.
URL:https://conservingcarolina.org/event/walnut-creek-preserve-speaker-series-appalachian-voices-stories-and-songs/
LOCATION:Anne Elizabeth Suratt Nature Center at Walnut Creek Preserve\, 179 Wood Thrush Lane\, Mill Spring\, NC\, 28756\, United States
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SUMMARY:Etowah Library Speaker Series: Bioluminescence in Western North Carolina: Nature’s Living Light Show
DESCRIPTION:Date: October 7\, 2026 \nTime: 2:00 p.m. \nLocation: Etowah Library \nSpeaker: Pam Torlina\, Community Engagement Director for Conserving Carolina \nThis presentation explores the remarkable world of bioluminescence in the mountains and forests of western North Carolina\, where fireflies\, glowworms\, and fungi illuminate the night through natural chemical light production. Blending science\, ecology\, and storytelling\, it examines how bioluminescence works\, why the Southern Appalachian region supports such extraordinary biodiversity\, and how healthy forests\, clean water\, and true darkness are essential to these species’ survival. From the synchronized flashes of fireflies to the eerie glow of foxfire and glowworms hidden in Appalachian ravines\, the program highlights both the wonder and fragility of these nighttime ecosystems while emphasizing the importance of conservation in protecting not only biodiversity\, but also opportunities for awe and human connection with the natural world. \nPam Torlina is a biologist\, naturalist\, and outdoor educator with more than 30 years of experience connecting people to the natural world. She has been with Conserving Carolina for 20 years\, where she shares her passion for the rich biodiversity of western North Carolina through educational programs focused on native plants\, wildlife\, ecology\, and conservation. \nThroughout her career\, Pam has worked with organizations including the South Carolina State Park Service\, the City of Greenville Parks and Recreation Youth Bureau\, the New York State Office of Parks\, Recreation and Historic Preservation\, and Haliburton Forest and Wildlife Reserve in Ontario\, Canada. Her background includes field biology\, environmental education\, wildlife surveys\, and habitat conservation\, with a special love for the forests\, streams\, mountains\, and native species of the Southern Appalachians. Pam is deeply inspired by the interconnectedness of nature and enjoys helping others discover the wonder\, beauty\, and ecological importance of the region’s wild places. \n*Space is limited and pre-registration is required by visiting the Etowah Library’s calendar of events\, link coming soon!  \n \nThe Etowah Library Speaker Series programs are made possible thanks to our partnership with the Henderson County Public Library. \nContact Pam Torlina\, pam@conservingcarolina.org\, with questions or for more information.
URL:https://conservingcarolina.org/event/etowah-library-speaker-series-bioluminescence-in-western-north-carolina-natures-living-light-show/
LOCATION:Etowah Library\, 101 Brickyard Road\, Etowah\, NC\, United States
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SUMMARY:Green Drinks: Restoring Natural Floodplains – Building Resilience for Communities and Ecosystems
DESCRIPTION:Restoring natural floodplains offers transformative benefits for both communities and ecosystems. Conserving Carolina’s Restoration Manager\, Wood Robinson\, will highlight Conserving Carolina’s innovative floodplain restoration projects along the French Broad River\, focusing on their important role in mitigating flood risks\, improving biodiversity\, and enhancing water quality. Using real-world examples\, such as the Pleasant Grove and Kings Bridge restorations\, we’ll explore strategies to restore natural functions to floodplains and build resilience against extreme weather events like Tropical Storm Helene. Attendees will gain insights into effective restoration techniques\, the power of community partnerships\, and the importance of integrating traditional ecological knowledge. Join us to learn how these projects serve as a model for creating thriving\, sustainable landscapes that support both people and nature. \nOriginally from Greensboro\, Wood graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill in 2013 with a BS in environmental science. Though his original plans pointed toward a career in glacial hydroclimatology\, he took the scenic route – spending the next decade on tour with his band\, watching the world pass by through van windows\, bright lights\, and thick smoke. When the music settled down he found his way back to the natural sciences through land protection work at a land trust in Utah. Fulfilling as the American West proved to be\, the Old North State eventually called him home\, and in 2026 he joined Conserving Carolina. \n  \n5:30 p.m.: Grab and drink and network with like-minded locals.\n6:00 p.m.: Enjoy the presentation and learn something new!\n  \nHendersonville Green Drinks is presented by Conserving Carolina\, MountainTrue and The Local Table curated by Stump Farms. Come to Green Drinks to learn more about current environmental issues\, have relevant discussions\, and meet with like-minded people. This is a monthly event and everyone is welcome. You don’t have to drink at Green Drinks\, just come and listen. The Local Table offers beer\, wine\, and non-alcoholic beverages. A limited food menu will be available. \n   \nContact Pam Torlina\, pam@conservingcarolina.org\, with questions or for more information.
URL:https://conservingcarolina.org/event/green-drinks-restoring-natural-floodplains-building-resilience-for-communities-and-ecosystems-2/
LOCATION:The Local Table\, 1307 7th Ave E\, Hendersonville\, NC\, 28792
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SUMMARY:Saluda Library Speaker Series – Solar Power and Electric Vehicles - how they work\, reduce your environmental impact\, increase resilience\, and save you money.
DESCRIPTION:Date: October 13\, 2026 \nTime: 2:00 p.m. \nLocation: Polk County Public Libraries\, Saluda Branch \nSpeaker: Steve O’Neil\, executive director of Earthshine Nature Programs \nSteve will share his fully electric truck and solar powered RV\, as well as his insight and experiences of building and using solar power systems as well as driving 100% electric vehicles for over a decade. \nThis presentation will start inside and then we will head outside to view Steve’s fully electric truck and solar powered RV/mobile classroom. \nSteve is from Hendersonville\, North Carolina and has worked as an interpretive naturalist for many years and with many organizations. He is the Executive Director of Earthshine Nature Programs. He received is Associate of Applied Science in Wildlife & Fisheries Management from Haywood Community College and his Bachelor of Science in Recreation Mgt./Outdoor Experiential Education from Appalachian State University\, and he loves to share his passion for forests\, mountains\, caves\, swamps\, and dunes – in search of all things and all places wild and wonderful – with youngsters and adults. \n \nThe Saluda Library Speaker Series programs are made possible thanks to our partnership with the Polk County Public Libraries Systems. \nContact Pam Torlina\, pam@conservingcarolina.org\, with questions or for more information.
URL:https://conservingcarolina.org/event/saluda-library-speaker-series-solar-power-and-electric-vehicles-how-they-work-reduce-your-environmental-impact-increase-resilience-and-save-you-money/
LOCATION:Polk County Library\, Saluda Branch\, 44 W Main Street\, Saluda\, NC\, 28773\, United States
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SUMMARY:Walnut Creek Preserve Speaker Series: A Lasting Legacy - How Conservation Burial Protects Nature
DESCRIPTION:Date: October 17\, 2026 \nTime: 10:30 a.m. \nLocation: Anne Elizabeth Suratt Nature Center at Walnut Creek Preserve \nSpeaker: Karly Michel\, Operations Director at Carolina Memorial Sanctuary \nCarolina Memorial Sanctuary is an 11-acre conservation burial ground in Mills River\, NC. In addition to adhering to green burial practices\, conservation burial has the added benefit of protecting and renewing the land. The ecology of the land is tended to\, which benefits plants\, insects\, birds\, and other animals living on the land. The result is a beautiful park that is protected in perpetuity. \nKarly Michel is the Operations Director at Carolina Memorial Sanctuary (CMS)\, a conservation burial ground in Mills River\, NC. CMS is a place for natural burials of humans and their beloved pets\, or cremated and aquamated remains. Karly loves facilitating candid and open conversations about death and works to provide as many resources to those preparing for their own death. \nRSVP is requested below\, but not necessary to attend the event! Please join us! \n \nThe Walnut Creek Preserve Speaker Series programs are made possible thanks to our partnership with the Preserve. \n*Walnut Creek Preserve is private property and guests are only allowed on the property by invitation (a planned event or scheduled group).  Thank you. \nContact Pam Torlina\, pam@conservingcarolina.org\, with questions or for more information.
URL:https://conservingcarolina.org/event/walnut-creek-preserve-speaker-series-a-lasting-legacy-how-conservation-burial-protects-nature/
LOCATION:Anne Elizabeth Suratt Nature Center at Walnut Creek Preserve\, 179 Wood Thrush Lane\, Mill Spring\, NC\, 28756\, United States
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SUMMARY:Landrum Library Speaker Series: Beneficial Bats
DESCRIPTION:Date: October 20\, 2026 \nTime: 6:00 p.m. \nLocation: Landrum Library \nSpeaker: Pam Torlina\, community engagement director for Conserving Carolina \nThis program explores the fascinating world of bats\, highlighting their incredible adaptations\, ecological importance\, and the challenges they face. Participants will learn about the diverse bat species found in the Carolinas\, how bats use echolocation to hunt insects\, the impacts of White-nose Syndrome\, and simple ways people can help protect these beneficial nighttime pollinators and natural pest controllers. \nPam Torlina is the Community Engagement Director at Conserving Carolina. With over 30 years of experience as a field biologist\, naturalist\, and outdoor educator\, Pam has dedicated two decades to advancing the Conservancy’s mission in the Carolinas. She holds a B.S. in Biology from the University of South Carolina Upstate\, and before joining Conserving Carolina she worked with a variety of conservation and education organizations — including New York State Office of Parks and Recreation\, South Carolina State Parks\, the City of Greenville Parks & Recreation Youth Bureau\,  and Haliburton Forest in Ontario\, Canada. \n \nThe Landrum Library Speaker Series programs are made possible thanks to our partnership with the Spartanburg County Public Libraries. \nContact Pam Torlina\, pam@conservingcarolina.org\, with questions or for more information.
URL:https://conservingcarolina.org/event/landrum-library-speaker-series-beneficial-bats/
LOCATION:Landrum Library\, 111 Asbury Dr\, Landrum\, SC\, 29356\, United States
CATEGORIES:Education & Workshops
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SUMMARY:Edneyville Library Program: Trail Cam Treasures: Discovering Nature’s Hidden Moments
DESCRIPTION:Date: November 9\, 2026 \nTime: 3:30 p.m. \nLocation: Edneyville Library \nSpeaker: Alan Cameron \nDiscover how to program\, position\, and deploy game cameras in forests or even your own backyard to capture candid photos and videos of local wildlife. This guide covers everything from choosing the right equipment to setting up your camera for the best shots\, helping you observe animals in their natural habitats with ease. \nAlan Cameron has been a volunteer with the NC Wildlife Resources Commission for the last 20 years.  One of the methods he uses in his research is deploying game cameras.  He currently has about 30 cameras active in DuPont State Forest. \n*Space is limited and pre-registration is required by visiting the Edneyville Library’s calendar of events [link coming soon!].  \n \nThe Edneyville Library programs are made possible thanks to our partnership with the Henderson County Public Library. \nContact Pam Torlina\, pam@conservingcarolina.org\, with questions or for more information.
URL:https://conservingcarolina.org/event/edneyville-library-program-trail-cam-treasures-discovering-natures-hidden-moments/
LOCATION:Edneyville Library\, 2 Firehouse Road\, Hendersonville\, North Carolina\, 28792\, United States
CATEGORIES:Education & Workshops
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SUMMARY:Etowah Library Speaker Series: Caring for Trees on your Property
DESCRIPTION:Date: November 12\, 2026 \nTime: 2:00 p.m. \nLocation: Etowah Library \nSpeaker: Jason Llano\, Board Certified Master Arborist and the owner of Optimal Arboriculture \nThis presentation aims to educate property owners on the benefits of trees\, while also providing resources to help identify potential risks and health concerns that may increase the likelihood of tree failure or decline. We will explore best practices for tree care\, focusing on how these can enhance tree health and reduce risk\, as well as how poor tree management can contribute to raising risk and decline. \nJason Llano is a Board Certified Master Arborist and the owner of Optimal Arboriculture. He holds both Tree Risk Assessment and Prescription Pruning Qualifications from the International Society of Arboriculture. Jason is passionate about tree risk mitigation\, tree preservation\, and empowering property owners with the knowledge of proper tree care practices. \n*Space is limited and pre-registration is required by visiting the Etowah Library’s calendar of events\, link coming soon!  \n \nThe Etowah Library Speaker Series programs are made possible thanks to our partnership with the Henderson County Public Library. \nContact Pam Torlina\, pam@conservingcarolina.org\, with questions or for more information.
URL:https://conservingcarolina.org/event/etowah-library-speaker-series-caring-for-trees-on-your-property/
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SUMMARY:Walnut Creek Preserve Speaker Series: American Farmland Preservation
DESCRIPTION:Date: Saturday\, November 21\, 2026 \nTime: 10:30 a.m. \nLocation: Anne Elizabeth Suratt Nature Center at Walnut Creek Preserve \nSpeaker: Andrew Waters \nEveryone seems to be talking about farmland preservation these days\, but it can mean different things to different people. For some\, farmland preservation is about conserving farmland and natural resources. For others\, it is about preserving community. In this presentation\, author Andrew Waters describes the transdisciplinary approach to farmland preservation profiled in his new book\, American Farmland Preservation: Practices\, Policies\, and the Politics of Place. \nAuthor Andrew Waters is a native of Hendersonville and has worked in land conservation for almost twenty-five years. He has a Ph.D. in natural resource policy from Clemson University and writes frequently about conservation and southern history. American Farmland Preservation is available from Routledge Publishing and major book retailers. For more information visit andrewwaters.net. \nAndrew will have books available for sale at the event. Since the book is a scholarly title\, the price is $50. Cash\, personal check\, or debit cards may be used for purchase. \nRSVP is requested below\, but not necessary to attend the event! Please join us! \n \nThe Walnut Creek Preserve Speaker Series programs are made possible thanks to our partnership with the Preserve. \n*Walnut Creek Preserve is private property and guests are only allowed on the property by invitation (a planned event or scheduled group).  Thank you. \nContact Pam Torlina\, pam@conservingcarolina.org\, with questions or for more information.
URL:https://conservingcarolina.org/event/walnut-creek-preserve-speaker-series-american-farmland-preservation/
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