The Environmental Education Association of South Carolina (EEASC) is a non-profit association with a leadership role in environmental and natural resource conservation education in South Carolina. EEASC was formed in 1977 from the Environmental Education Advisory council which guided efforts in environmental education for the South Carolina Department of Education from 1960 to 1977.

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The primary goal of the Environmental Education Association of South Carolina is to instill within South Carolinians a greater knowledge and appreciation for our state's natural heritage. This goal is accomplished by:

Providing a forum for educators, administrators, reseachers, agencies, industry personnel and concerned citizens to exchange and share information, ideas and resources pertaining to SC natural resources and environmental education initiatives.

Promoting environmental education courses and programs in South Carolina schools, colleges and universities

Assisting educational institutions in developing and implementing environmental education programs

Aiding in the development and dissemination of environmental education resources for teaching in both formal and informal settings

Recognizing and rewarding outstanding contributions in environmental education by students, teachers and others in South Carolina

Membership is open to all with a desire to promote the study, care, conservation and wise use of our natural resources. Benefits include a newsletter, forums on environmental education topics and spring and fall meetings. EEASC also offers mini-grants and scholarships. Membership is $20.00 per year. Renew or join now by filling in and mailing the application form HERE.

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