Wild Childhood: Inside the latest issue of the Upstate Advocate
Executive Director Aldon Knight introduces the latest edition of our twice-yearly print publication.
Request for Qualifications: Upstate Forever seeks consultant for water quality monitoring services. Apply by 5:00 p.m. ET on October 2, 2026. Learn more
Executive Director Aldon Knight introduces the latest edition of our twice-yearly print publication.
Whether you’re looking for elegance, playfulness, or a bold statement, these looks turn local species into fun, wearable Halloween looks.
Did you know that October 20-26 is National Estate Planning Awareness Week? Learn about creating a lasting legacy for conservation by included Upstate Forever in your estate plans.
The 2025 Citizens Planning Academy cohort can find the presentations and resources from all six sessions here. We will update this page each week following the session.
Duke Energy Carolinas (DEC) has filed another request with the Public Service Commission to raise electric rates for Upstate residents.
Data centers are on the rise in South Carolina. Learn about the potential impacts to ratepayers and communities.
We are thrilled to share that — in partnership with local private landowners and generous project funders — Upstate Forever has permanently protected two ecologically significant properties in Oconee County: Oconee Station Connector and Fall Creek Headwaters.
Utility-scale solar can be a powerful tool to support South Carolina’s clean energy goals without interfering with agricultural practices.