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Sustainability Workshops


Coastal Gardening for Native Pollinators: September 17th, 2026.

At this workshop led by Associate Director of Barrier Island, Tyler Harris, members of the Seabrook Island community discussed the importance of native plants and native pollinators found in the Lowcountry and the best practices to support these organisms in a coastal environment. Tyler highlighted St. Christopher’s gardening initiatives and led a tour through our brand new Barrier Island Pollinator Garden. We thank the Town of Seabrook Island and the Seabrook Island Garden Club for financially supporting the creation of the garden, which otherwise would not have been possible!

Wildlife Monitoring: February 2nd, 2027

Stay tuned for another installment of our wildlife monitoring efforts and data analysis at St. Christopher!

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Clemson University Partnership

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Episcopal Creation Care Gathering