Community members and experts discuss Lowcountry waterways at the USCB panel.
The University of South Carolina Beaufort is inviting the community to engage in a panel discussion titled ‘Explore the Lowcountry’s Waterways & Ecology.’ Set for January 9th, the event features experts discussing urgent environmental issues affecting local waterways. Attendees will have the chance to participate in discussions and network with like-minded individuals, all while celebrating USCB’s 20th Anniversary. A light reception will follow the event, ensuring a collaborative and engaging atmosphere for all participants.
The beautiful city of Beaufort is about to become an epicenter for discussing the precious ecosystems that define our Lowcountry lifestyle. The University of South Carolina Beaufort (USCB) is hosting an exciting panel discussion titled “Explore the Lowcountry’s Waterways & Ecology.” This event promises to enlighten and engage everyone who cares about the amazing waterways that grace our region.
This is a must-see event taking place on Thursday, January 9. Set your alarm for 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and head over to Room 156 in the Hargray Building located on the USCB Bluffton Campus. Whether you’re a local resident, a student, or someone just passionate about our environment, this event is completely open to the public.
Leading the discussion will be Professor Joe Staton, a reputable expert in Biology & Marine Science. He will be joined by a panel of topic specialists and community leaders, all eager to share their insights and knowledge about the unique ecosystems of the Lowcountry.
If you’re curious about our marine biology or want to learn more about conservation efforts, this discussion is for you. The panel will dive into the unique challenges that our waterways face in the 21st century. Attendees will hear about urgent topics, including pollution, habitat loss, and the effective sustainable solutions that can be put into action to safeguard the region’s natural treasures. The Lowcountry is an ecological wonder, and it’s vital we all understand how to protect it.
What’s even better? This isn’t just a one-sided discussion! Audience members will have the opportunity to engage in a vibrant discussion aimed at finding collaborative ways to maintain the ecological richness of our coastal area. Your voice matters, and this is a great chance to learn from the experts while sharing your thoughts and ideas.
And as if that wasn’t enough, stick around after the panel for a light reception. This is a fantastic opportunity to meet and network with the panelists and other attendees who share your passion for preserving our environment. Enjoy some light refreshments while mingling with like-minded individuals who care about the future of our waterways.
This enriching event is part of the exciting 20th Anniversary celebration of USCB, reflecting its dedication to education and community engagement. It’s a great reminder of how far the university has come in its mission to serve the Lowcountry. The event is also generously sponsored by the Heritage Classic Foundation and the Beaufort Jasper Commission on Higher Education, ensuring that local voices are highlighted and heard.
Don’t forget to RSVP for this fantastic opportunity at USCB.edu/20th. Spaces might be limited, so take a moment to secure your spot today. Mark your calendar, gather your friends, and get ready to explore the waterways we all love so much. Together, we can make a difference!
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