Upstate residents share how the natural world shapes their lives. Want to share your story? Please email Megan Burton, Communications Coordinator, at mburton@upstateforever.org.
Check out our recent Q&A with Clemson Mayor Robert Halfacre and City Urban and Park Land Management Director Tony Tidwell. They explain some new sustainability projects and other initiatives already underway in Clemson, including Berkeley Orchard, the "Grow a Greener Clemson" campaign, the Monarch USA accreditation, and establishing Clemson as a Certified National Wildlife Habitat. read more
We're proud to share the latest edition of Upstate Forever's twice-yearly print publication. In this issue, read the stories of six remarkable women leading the Upstate to a green, vibrant, and prosperous future, in addition to the latest news of our work across the region. read more
Shelly Smith, a nature-based counselor in Pickens, SC, reflects on the power of the outdoors to heal and restore. read more
Jimmy Yelton, a filmmaker and farmhand from Cherokee County, loves being personally involved in the entire process of gathering his own food. read more
Alice Lee, a four year old in Greenville County, discusses how nature has impacted her personally. read more
An entrepreneur and Friends of the Green Crescent volunteer, Chad Carson believes the Upstate is truly special. read more
Tim Lee, the Interpretive Ranger Naturalist for the Mountain Bridge Wilderness area, discusses how nature has impacted him personally. read more
Each fall, farmer Margaret Harrison and her husband harvest sweet potatoes from their farm in Pelzer, SC. read more
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