Saluda Library Speaker Series: Coyote Conflict Management – Tools for Landowners
Discover the fascinating story of coyotes in North Carolina and learn practical ways to reduce conflicts and coexist with one of our state’s most adaptable predators.
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Landrum Library Speaker Series: Hummingbirds – Flying Jewels
Explore the dazzling world of hummingbirds—their brilliant colors, remarkable flight, and unique evolution—and learn how to help these tiny flying jewels thrive.
Landrum Library Speaker Series: Backyard Natural History
Discover the surprising plants, animals, fungi, and other life unfolding right outside your door as the seasons change!
Landrum Library Speaker Series: South Carolina’s Botanical Treasures: Exploring Our Native and Rare Plants
Discover the hidden botanical treasures of South Carolina and learn how botanists are working to understand and conserve the state’s remarkable plant diversity.
Special Film Screening of “Fantastic Fungi”
Discover the fascinating hidden world beneath our feet in Fantastic Fungi—a visually stunning journey that will change the way you see mushrooms, forests, and the incredible connections that sustain life.
Saluda Library Speaker Series – Outdoor Education for All in an Ever-Changing Climate
What if learning about nature could bring together a 5-year-old and a 90-year-old! Join us for an inspiring look at how outdoor education connects generations, sparks curiosity, and inspires us to care for the natural world.
Green Drinks: Data Centers – Risks and Best Practices
As data centers spread across our region, come learn about what they mean for our communities, natural resources, and future.
Edneyville Library Program: Trail Cam Treasures: Discovering Nature’s Hidden Moments
Learn to set up game cameras to capture natural photos and videos of local wildlife!
Walnut Creek Preserve Speaker Series: A Lasting Legacy – How Conservation Burial Protects Nature
Discover how your final legacy can help protect forests, wildlife, and the natural beauty of Western North Carolina for generations to come.