Golden Corner Chapter
l-r Laurie Churchill, President: Cheryl Murphy, Vice President: Polly Moxley, Treasurer
The “Golden Corner” of South Carolina is a scenic geographic and cultural region encompassing Oconee, Pickens, and Anderson counties in the northwest corner of the state. Known for its mild climate, mountainous landscapes where the Blue Ridge Mountains meet the Piedmont, and crystal-clear lakes, and of course its flora!
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Monthly Meetings
Join us for the Golden Corner Chapter’s first meeting! Tuesday, October 13th at The Jenkins House, 244 Cherry Street, Pendleton. We will start with a garden tour with Rick Huffman at 5:00pm, followed by the meeting at 6:30. Pizza, drinks and desserts are included! Come see what the new Chapter has planned. RSVP to goldencornerpresident@scnps.org by October 8th. Hope to see you there!
Golden Corner Native Plant Festival
In collaboration with The F.A.R.M. center, the Golden Corner Chapter organizes the annual Golden Corner Native Plant Festival. The festival features arts & crafts vendors, speakers, exhibitors, kid’s activities and more!
The 2nd annual Golden Corner Native Plant Festival will be held Saturday October 3rd in Seneca, SC. Click here to learn more!
Coral honeysuckle JK Marlow
Field Trips & Projects
The Chapter hopes to hold monthly field trips, work days, or other projects. Stay tuned for more details!
Samantha Porzelt
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The Lowcountry Chapter connects with the community at outreach events.
Presentations & Outreach
Members and volunteers staff outreach tables and give presentations, educating our neighbors about the SCNPS and the importance of native plants. Want to help?
Membership has its privileges! As a member, you will be an integral part of an organization that plays a critical role in protecting and preserving our state’s natural habitats.
The SCNPS is an advocate with a strong statewide record for preserving and restoring sustainable landscapes that support not just essential flora and fauna, but of all of us.
We are in the field, in courtrooms, and everywhere in between. And the stronger our membership, the louder our voice.
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