Saluda Library Speaker Series: Monarchs of Michoacán
Join us to learn about the fascinating world of Monarchs!
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Polk County Library, Saluda Branch 44 W Main Street, Saluda, NC, United States
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Green Drinks: Unregulated Drinking Water Contaminants
The Local Table 1307 7th Ave E, Hendersonville, NCJoin us for an overview of key water protection laws and the latest on PFAS regulations, and learn practical ways to reduce PFAS exposure in your home’s drinking water.
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Landrum Library Speaker Series: Food – Climate Change Nexus
Landrum Library 111 Asbury Dr, Landrum, SC, United StatesFrom farm to fork to landfill, our food’s carbon footprint rivals that of power plants and planes—learn how our choices today shape tomorrow’s climate and food security.
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Walnut Creek Preserve Speaker Series: Oak – The Tree of Civilization
Walnut Creek Preserve NC, United StatesDiscover how the humble acorn fed generations and how these powerful trees shaped human culture. Join us for a fascinating look at the mighty oak's indelible mark on our world.
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Saluda Library Speaker Series: The Backyard Chorus – Insect Songs Through the Seasons
Polk County Library, Saluda Branch 44 W Main Street, Saluda, NC, United StatesHave you ever wondered why insects make sounds or how they do it? Join us at this special presentation to find out!
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Green Drinks: Microplastics – What are they, what are they doing to us, and what can we do about them?
The Local Table 1307 7th Ave E, Hendersonville, NCMicroplastics are all around us. Discover what they are, how they impact our health, and what we can do to reduce their presence in our lives and environment.
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Landrum Library Speaker Series: A Few Stops on a Walk Around the Yard (and Beyond)
Landrum Library 111 Asbury Dr, Landrum, SC, United StatesAt the edge of the lawn, things get interesting. Step into the space where lawns meet forest for stories of history, decay, and bugs.
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Walnut Creek Preserve Speaker Series: Finding “Trails of Tears” and Creating a National Historic Trail in Southwestern North Carolina
Anne Elizabeth Suratt Nature Center at Walnut Creek Preserve 179 Wood Thrush Lane, Mill Spring, NC, United StatesExplore newly identified Cherokee landscapes in North Carolina and their role in the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail—an ongoing effort to preserve and interpret a powerful chapter of American history.
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Etowah Library Speaker Series: Wildflowers of the Cove Forest: Ecology, Adaptations, and Hidden Stories
Etowah Library 101 Brickyard Road, Etowah, NC, United StatesExplore the beauty, ecology, and stories of spring ephemerals and the rich wildflower diversity of Southern Appalachian cove forests.
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Green Drinks: Working With Water: A Smarter Approach to Flood Management
The Local Table 1307 7th Ave E, Hendersonville, NCJoin us and learn how the Lower Mud Creek Floodplain Restoration Project is reducing flood risk through nature-based solutions while improving water quality and green space.