10/08/2026
Clemson isn't an approved vendor with the ESTF—and neither is any other university or technical college in South Carolina. But wouldn't it be amazing if teens could take more in-person classes to fuel their interests? Fostering these learning interests drives community engagement, which means everyone wins!
Don't miss our SC Native Plant Studies Certificate elective course - Rain Gardens!
In this class, participants gain hands-on experience of how water moves through the landscape and the practical strategies homeowners can use to reduce flooding, erosion and stormwater pollution. Learn how to evaluate soil type, how to manage uneven topography and channel excess water. In the afternoon, they will gain practical experience by helping to revitalize a rain garden at the South Carolina Botanical Garden. Learn best practices for preparing the site and choosing and installing native plants. Instructors are Anaston Porter and Susan Lunt, Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service Water Resources Agents from Anderson and Pickens Counties Stormwater Partners (APCSP).
Please Note: All classes are open to the public. If you would like to pursue the South Carolina Native Plant Certificate Program, all core classes plus 4 electives are required for completion.
Visit us online for full event details and registration:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rain-gardens-solutions-for-managing-runoff-scnpc-elective-101426-tickets-2001389514915?aff=oddtdtcreator