Instructor: Marie McClune

Marie McClune
Biography:

MARIE MCCLUNE enjoys studying the natural world and marvels in it. She has worked as a geologist (working on subsurface design for MARTA in Atlanta), an environmental educator, and a high school science teacher. She is presently a Lowcountry Master Naturalist, a docent at the Coastal Discovery Museum, as well as being involved in many other civic groups.


Classes by this instructor


Ever wonder how scientists can predict (mostly) where earthquakes and volcanoes will occur? We will look at the history of how we learned that the Earth is made up of "Plates" which move relative to each other and how that translates into features on the Earth's surface.
Wednesday, October 28, 2026, Hilton Head Island campus
Wednesday, October 28, 2026, Live on Zoom
(ECO11526) LOWCOUNTRY CRITTERS: ALLIGATORS TO ZOOPLANKTON

This is an OLLI Digital Library recording and is available to view until December 31, 2026.

This class will cover a variety of plants and animals you need to know about if you live here. We'll learn how to tell all those white wading birds apart, talk about reptiles, mammals, fish, and some invertebrates.

Tuesday, September 1, 2026, OLLI Digital Library