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Clemson Extension Horticulture Agent Zack Snipes visits Wabi Sabi Farm in Cordesville, SC, to talk with owner Jimmy Livingston about their strawberry operation...
Making Terrariums | Making It Grow
Jackie Macaulay, of Jarrett’s Jungle in Columbia, SC, visits us in the studio and demonstrates how to create a terrarium.
Nature Comes Back: 25 Years After Chernobyl - Pulling Back the Curtain, Part 1 (2011) | ETV Classics
In this ETV Classic, host Mark Quinn invites us to a special panel discussion where we learn more about aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster in a three-part documentary that was aired in 2011. Twenty...
Nature Comes Back: 25 Years After Chernobyl - Reflecting On the Impact, Part 2 (2011) | ETV Classics
In this second part in the three-part series Nature Comes Back, we learn more about the impact that the devastating accident at the nuclear power plant had upon the surrounding areas. By building...
Nature Comes Back 25 Years After Chernobyl - Observing the Return of Life, Part 3 (2011) | ETV Classics
This ETV Classic is the third in the three part documentary and follows up on the changes to the Chernobyl area in Ukraine as nature bounced back after the nuclear accident, despite high levels of...
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State health officials urge South Carolinians to take advantage of free measles vaccines
The South Carolina Department of Public Health's (DPH) Mobile Health Unit will be in the Spartanburg community Wednesday and Thursday for residents to take...
My Telehealth: A resource for mothers facing mental health challenges
Maternal mental illness affects one in five women annually in the United States, and it is the leading cause of maternal mortality, due to suicide and drug overdose.
Flu is rising rapidly, driven by a new variant. Here's what to know
Flu is rising rapidly across the U.S., driven by a new variant of the virus — and cases are expected to keep growing with holiday travel. That variant, known as "subclade K," led to early outbreaks in...
Upstate measles outbreak now at 176 cases, three hospitalizations
Measles continues to spread in the Upstate outbreak, with the count now at 176 reported illnesses.
Prisma Health restricts children from visiting hospitalized patients as flu rates rise
Prisma Health is temporarily restricting children under the age of 16 from visiting hospitalized patients in South Carolina as flu rates and cases of other respiratory illnesses rise.
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Nature Comes Back: 25 Years After Chernobyl - Pulling Back the Curtain, Part 1 (2011) | ETV Classics
In this ETV Classic, host Mark Quinn invites us to a special panel discussion where we learn more about aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster in a three-part...
Antlions: From Predator to Pollinator | What's Wild!
Beneath South Carolina’s sandy soils lives a creature that’s both strange and familiar. Known as the antlion—or “doodlebug” across the South—this insect spends its early life hidden beneath the sand...
Bartram's Bass: A Newly Recognized Native | What's Wild!
Recently recognized as its own species, Bartram’s Bass tells a story of discovery, persistence, and conservation within the Savannah River system. Join the South Carolina Department of Natural...
Inside the World’s Longest Alligator Study | What's Wild!
For more than four decades, researchers at South Carolina’s Yawkey Wildlife Center have studied one of the state’s most impressive and misunderstood predators — the American alligator. From tracking...
Rattler Recon: Unmasking the Timber Rattlesnake | What's Wild!
Deep in the rugged mountains of South Carolina, the timber rattlesnake slithers in silence — both majestic and misunderstood. In this episode, see how trained biologists from SCDNR trek into remote...
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