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One Hundred Miles launches new youth program
YELP uses field trips along Georgia’s coast to teach students about our coastal environment
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Choosing to Lead: One Hundred Miles brings annual conference to Savannah
‘There’s room for everyone at 100 Miles’
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Eye in the sky: Mary Edna Fraser brings batiks on silk to Savannah
CHARLESTON-BASED artist Mary Edna Fraser comes to One Hundred Miles this Friday to display her artwork and help raise awareness about change. Fraser’s story is anything but typical—she flies her […]
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‘Power in numbers’: One Hundred Miles presents community conversation
‘Everyone has a role to play. We want as many people to join forces as possible’
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‘Coloring the Conservation Conversation’
AS RISING sea levels, rampant wildfires, unexpected blizzards and other disasters threaten the planet, birdwatching may seem like the environmental equivalent of rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. For […]
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‘Sow’ many ways to grow and reap with SUGA
SUGA serves as a resource for everything from loaning out tools to lending its 501c3 status to help secure grants
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Collaborating for the coast
“We have to work together if we want to succeed in protecting these resources.”
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Science, it’s a thing
“If we cut the public funding for basic research, it’s going to be very difficult to maintain the standards of knowledge in our society.”
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Keeping a green eye on the coast
WHILE THE rest of us are donning our emerald-colored duds this week, local environmentalists do their best to stay green around here all year long. But a myriad of challenges—including […]
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One Hundred Miles and artist Elizabeth Slater team up to engage and inspire
WHEN IT comes to oysters, most folks slurp the deliciousness within and toss the shells aside. Not Elizabeth Slater. The local artist often saves the irregularly-shaped shucks after a Lowcountry […]
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Environment: Georgia groups come together to oppose offshore drilling
The plan to stop offshore drilling has already begun with the lobbying of various city, county and state leaders to pass proclamations against seismic airgun testing, the technique used to troll for oil deposits under the ocean floor.