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— The Restoring America's Wildlife Act is a massive bipartisan effort to help species at risk.

— A grant from Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation will soon make it easier for birders and scientists to track migratory species as they fly across the Palmetto State.

— A restoration project that is now a dream come true, Crab Bank Seabird Sanctuary is home to nesting seabirds once again.

— Motus Wildlife Tracking towers are unraveling the mysteries of migration, and telling scientists how we can all help the birds.

— Audubon's Silver Bluff Center and Sanctuary is a massive, 3,400-acre natural paradise overlooking the Savannah River that makes for an epic outdoor adventure.

— Located at the confluence of the Waccamaw and Pee Dee rivers, Bucksport is a small port town facing big problems.

— The group RepublicEN works to encourage conservative law makers to work on climate solutions

— Audubon South Carolina released its newly commissioned report, “An Economic Analysis of the Solar Industry in South Carolina,” which found that the solar energy industry has a $1.5 billion impact in the state, contributes more than $58.8 million in state and local taxes annually, and supports 7,250 South Carolina jobs.

— In response to the recent passage of the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2020 by the U.S. House of Representatives, Audubon South Carolina Policy Director Julia Dietz issued a statement praising the effort.

— More than a century after establishing a South Carolina chapter, the National Audubon Society continues growing and seeking ways to better protect, preserve and advocate for the Palmetto State’s bird population.