Join Edisto Beach State Park’s Environmental Learning Center Staff for a guided walk from the Learning Center and learn all about the unique maritime forest ecosystem. Highlights include picturesque live oaks, Christmas and bubble gum lichens, and diverse forest microcosms and interactions. Pre-registration required. Free with Park Admission.
Learn more about South Carolina’s largest reptiles and these modern-day dinosaurs during this educational program. Also get an up-close look at one of our resident gators! Pre-registration required. Free with Park Admission.
Can you hold your breath for five hours? How tall do you measure up to a Leatherback Sea Turtle? Come discover the incredible world of South Carolina’s turtles – from terrapins to land turtles to sea turtles! Some live turtles (no live sea turtles) will be on hand! Pre-registration required. Free with Park Admission.
Join Edisto Beach State Park’s Environmental Learning Staff for a behind-the-scenes feeding of their resident turtles and learn about the diet of native turtle species. Pre-registration required. $2 per person
Come join the Edisto Beach State Park’s Environmental Learning Staff on a guided bird walk to learn about some of Edisto’s beautiful and avian residents and migrants. Bring your binoculars or borrow one of ours. Pre-registration required. Free with Park Admission.
Come join the Edisto Beach State Park Environmental Learning Center staff as they teach you how to create your own tie-dye shirt! They’ll show you a variety of designs to choose from. Make sure to bring your own white cotton T-shirt or pillowcase, or better yet, purchase an Edisto Beach State Park shirt from them! […]
Ever wonder what lies in the murky depths of the swamps? Come learn what grows, swims, and crawls around in the mucky waters of our freshwater wetlands. Recommended for participants 10 and up. Pre-registration required. Free with Park Admission.
Join the Edisto Beach State Park Environmental Learning Staff to learn about their ravenous reptiles! Learn about why they aren’t always ravenous, their adaptations for capturing prey, and why they are important. $5 per person. Register here.