Pathways to Success: Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources. Accessed October 1, 2015. ed.sc.gov
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The Nature-based sculpture program is a collaborative project between artists, and students and teachers from a broad range of university studies. Horticulture, landscape architecture, English...
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Several art forms and concepts are experienced through the nature-based sculpture program: Experiential: "Allowing the viewer to experience the sculpture by entering its space allows the viewer to...
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South Carolina's 187 miles of coast is enjoyed by millions year round and Kelly Thorvalson of the South Carolina Aquarium is here to protect it. Thorvalson has one of the most unique jobs in the world...
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The Eye Wonder team explores a wild animal hospital. D.V. learns about the special diets wild animals need, what types of animals the hospitals care for, and how the animals are released back into the...
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The Eye Wonder team learns how vegetables make it to the produce aisle. D.V. visits Walter P. Rawl and Sons farm and learns how vegetables are grown and cared for and the importance of soil to seed...
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The Eye Wonder team heads to vet school. D.V. heads to vet school to learn about the requirements to be a veterinarian and the sorts of things vet students learn in order to care for animals.
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The Eye Wonder team investigates how sewage is treated. D.V. visits a treatment plant and learns how the water is purified through several treatments and during one treatment, the water is cleaned...
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The Eye Wonder team explores how seeds are harvested. D.V. visits Park Seed Farm where he learns seeds come from the female part of the plant and all about the pollination process.
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The Eye Wonder team discovers oceanography. D.V. visits an oceanographer who explains why the sea is "salty" and the scientific study of the ocean.
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The Eye Wonder team investigates a quarry. D.V. visits a quarry and learns it is where valuable minerals and stones are mined and extracted for use in construction.