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• Apr 29 Principles of Ecology and Agriscience in Augusta Principles of Ecology and Agriscience is part of the Spring 2026 Coursework offered in the Via Cognitive Health Lifelong Learning Series. The class meets at Via Cognitive Health School of Brain Health, 105 Lutheran Drive, Augusta, GA 30907 from 10:45am-11:45am on Wednesdays, April 15-May 13, 2026. The fee is $50. Five sessions offered include these topics: Nuisance Wildlife of the CSRA presented by Carsen Dean, Oconee County ANR Agent; Prescribed Burns and the Environmental Benefits presented by Rick Lane, Fire Management Officer with Georgia Forestry Commission; Landscape Architecture - The Art of Agricultural Engineering presented by Campbell Vaughn, Richmond County ANR Agent; Reptiles and Amphibians of the Savannah River presented by Holly Devault, Environmental Educator and Outreach Specialist at the UGA Savannah River Ecology Lab; and A Region of Restoration - The Impact of Helene and the Future of Augusta's Environment presented by Campbell Vaughn, Richmond County ANR Agent.

  • location_on Augusta, GA - (10.0 Miles)
• May 6 Principles of Ecology and Agriscience in Augusta Principles of Ecology and Agriscience is part of the Spring 2026 Coursework offered in the Via Cognitive Health Lifelong Learning Series. The class meets at Via Cognitive Health School of Brain Health, 105 Lutheran Drive, Augusta, GA 30907 from 10:45am-11:45am on Wednesdays, April 15-May 13, 2026. The fee is $50. Five sessions offered include these topics: Nuisance Wildlife of the CSRA presented by Carsen Dean, Oconee County ANR Agent; Prescribed Burns and the Environmental Benefits presented by Rick Lane, Fire Management Officer with Georgia Forestry Commission; Landscape Architecture - The Art of Agricultural Engineering presented by Campbell Vaughn, Richmond County ANR Agent; Reptiles and Amphibians of the Savannah River presented by Holly Devault, Environmental Educator and Outreach Specialist at the UGA Savannah River Ecology Lab; and A Region of Restoration - The Impact of Helene and the Future of Augusta's Environment presented by Campbell Vaughn, Richmond County ANR Agent.

  • location_on Augusta, GA - (10.0 Miles)
• May 9 Richmond County 4-H Gardening Club Our Mission Statement: The purpose of youth gardening is to introduce gardening, conservation, protection of wildlife, recognition of plants, trees, and shrubs, basic flowering, and a love and appreciation of nature. The goal is that they will be future citizens who will be responsible and capable with greater self-expression, dignity, integrity, and knowledge of their environment. We are dedicated to growing minds in a stimulating, secure, and privileged environment through our high-quality, early-learning enrichment classes prior to planting any seeds. Richmond County 4-H Gardening Club is open to 4th-12th grade students who are interested in learning more about gardening and pollinators. The club is led by Augusta Area Master Gardener, Ms. Joy Brown. The club meets once a month on a Saturday morning, 8:00am-9:30am, at 2473 Golden Camp Rd., Augusta, GA. A participation fee of $5.00 is due for each participant, once per school year. Contact Pam Crawford at pamela.crawford@uga.edu for more information.

  • location_on Augusta, GA - (6.0 Miles)
• May 9 Richmond County 4-H Small Animal Club Small Animal Club is open to Richmond County youth in 4th through 12th grades during the 2025-2026 school year. Members will learn basic skills about caring for a small pet at each meeting. Throughout the year, members will be introduced to various small animals. Small Animal Club will meet one Saturday per month in September, October, November, January, February, March, April and May, 10:00am-11:00am at 2413 Willis Foreman Road, Hephzibah GA, 30815 in Willis Foreman Elementary School. All members are required to enroll in Richmond County 4-H and pay a $10.00 registration fee to participate in Small Animal Club. You can contact Winnie Garrett at wbg1@uga.edu for more information about Small Animal Club or to get more details about an upcoming meeting.

  • location_on Hephzibah, GA - (13.0 Miles)
• May 12 Richmond County 4-H Community Club Richmond County Cloverleaf Community 4-H Club is open to 4th and 5th grade students who do not have 4-H in their schools but are interested in meeting new people, engaging activities, public speaking, science, leadership experiences, and community service opportunities.

  • location_on Hephzibah, GA - (13.0 Miles)
• May 13 Principles of Ecology and Agriscience in Augusta Principles of Ecology and Agriscience is part of the Spring 2026 Coursework offered in the Via Cognitive Health Lifelong Learning Series. The class meets at Via Cognitive Health School of Brain Health, 105 Lutheran Drive, Augusta, GA 30907 from 10:45am-11:45am on Wednesdays, April 15-May 13, 2026. The fee is $50. Five sessions offered include these topics: Nuisance Wildlife of the CSRA presented by Carsen Dean, Oconee County ANR Agent; Prescribed Burns and the Environmental Benefits presented by Rick Lane, Fire Management Officer with Georgia Forestry Commission; Landscape Architecture - The Art of Agricultural Engineering presented by Campbell Vaughn, Richmond County ANR Agent; Reptiles and Amphibians of the Savannah River presented by Holly Devault, Environmental Educator and Outreach Specialist at the UGA Savannah River Ecology Lab; and A Region of Restoration - The Impact of Helene and the Future of Augusta's Environment presented by Campbell Vaughn, Richmond County ANR Agent.

  • location_on Augusta, GA - (10.0 Miles)