Nature at Work

02/22/2026

Grateful to be part of the Sustain SC community and to collaborate with so many organizations helping move this effort forward across South Carolina.

02/16/2026

Proud to see Nature at Work in action in Sumter!

When employees step outside to serve their community, they’re not just cleaning up a space, they’re building connection, strengthening wellbeing, and helping create healthier places across South Carolina.

Thank you to Sumter Green and the City of Sumter, South Carolina team for showing what partnership and impact look like on the ground. This is exactly the kind of leadership we hope to inspire statewide.

01/24/2026

Thanks to SCNHC for the invitation to join the new podcast highlighting how nature supports resilient people and places across South Carolina. We're excited to continute the conversation at 2026!

01/08/2026

Grab a spot if you can - this is an amazing opportunity to learn from one of our founding members, THE Dr. Ann, Dr. Ann Wellness!

12/22/2025

We’re proud to celebrate several Founding Members of the South Carolina Nature, Health & Business Group who have been named to the inaugural South Carolina 500 by SC BIZ — a statewide list recognizing the most influential leaders shaping South Carolina’s economy, communities, and future.

Congratulations to Wes Carter (Atlantic Packaging and A New Earth Project), Allan Clum (Mount Pleasant Waterworks), Grady Johnson (Harbor Entrepreneur Center), Susan Johnson (South Carolina Healthy Business Challenge and Nature at Work), Michelle McCollum (South Carolina National Heritage Corridor), and Leslie Skardon (Sustain SC).

View the full South Carolina 500 list here: https://scbiz.com/scbiz-debuts-south-carolina-500-list-of-top-business-leaders/

Congratulations to all those named to the South Carolina 500, and thank you to SCBiz for spotlighting leadership that strengthens South Carolina!

12/20/2025

Festive scenes from our Holiday party along with South Carolina Healthy Business Challenge. We’re so thankful for this incredible community and the people who are shaping healthier workplaces and healthier places across South Carolina!

12/09/2025

We’re excited to share the December edition of The Landing Post!

This issue highlights our inaugural Advisory Council Meeting, winter wellbeing insights, member milestones, and a major update about what’s ahead in 2026.

Read the newsletter → https://mailchi.mp/natureatworksc/the-landing-post-december-edition

12/02/2025

This Giving Tuesday, we’re asking you to help change the way children see the world - one school, one garden, one beehive at a time. 🐝🌺

Because The Bee Cause Project isn’t just about bees.
It’s about what bees teach kids.

When a child watches a honey bee land on a flower, something powerful happens.
Wonder turns into curiosity.
Curiosity turns into confidence.
And suddenly, science isn’t abstract - it’s alive.

Your gift today gives students real-world learning they can touch, see, and feel.
Let’s bring this experience to more classrooms than ever.

Donate today. Every gift matters: thebeecause.org/donate

11/30/2025

11/30/2025

Inaugural Advisory Council Meeting Highlights

What an inspiring afternoon at our inaugural Nature at Work Advisory Council Meeting hosted by Founding Member Lowcountry Land Trust at their beautiful new Center for Conservation. Founding members from across the state joined us for a powerful keynote from Dr. Ann Kulze, meaningful conversations around collaboration and nature-based wellbeing, and our first collective leadership session.

During the table talks, members shared ideas about hosting outdoor experiences, partnering across sectors, and identifying the tools and resources that would help bring more nature-based practices into workplaces and communities.

This council will help shape the future of Nature at Work and we’re grateful for the energy, vision, and leadership in the room.

If your organization feels aligned with this work, we invite you to join our growing community of committed leaders who are helping shape the future of Nature at Work across South Carolina.

• Atlantic Packaging
• BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina
• Branham Group
• City of Columbia
• City of Sumter
• Coastal Carolina University
• Coastal Expeditions Foundation
• College of Charleston School of Health Sciences
• Dr. Ann Wellness
• Emerger Strategies
• Global Eco Adventures
• Harbor Entrepreneur Center
• Heritage Landcare
• Leroy Springs & Company
• Lowcountry Land Trust
• Mex 1 Coastal Cantina & Islander 71
• Milliken Advisors
• Mount Pleasant Waterworks
• PalmettoPride
• Pickens County
• Pinnacle Partners
• Saltina Graphics
• South Carolina Aquarium
• South Carolina National Heritage Corridor
• South Carolina Office of Resilience
• Shi Institute at Furman University
• Sustain SC
• Town of Mount Pleasant
• The Bee Cause
• Warrior Surf Foundation
• Ashley Demosthenes – Advisory Member

Photo credit: Bella Natale, Saltina Graphics (Founding Member)

11/18/2025

We’re excited to share the very first issue of The Landing Post, our new monthly newsletter from Nature at Work. Each edition highlights stories, partners, resources, and ideas at the intersection of nature, health, and workplace wellbeing—plus a look at what’s happening across South Carolina’s growing nature-based ecosystem.

Check it out here: https://mailchi.mp/natureatworksc/introducing-the-landing-post

We’re looking forward to sharing more of the work, people, and places shaping healthier communities across our state.

11/07/2025

We’re grateful to Liz Fly and Conversing with Nature for featuring Nature at Work in this inspiring series produced by The Nature Conservancy. The podcast beautifully amplifies the connection between nature, health, and community, values at the heart of our work across South Carolina.