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Audubon South Carolina plants 215,000 native seedlings to improve storm water management, naturally regenerate South Carolina landscapes

Audubon South Carolina plants 215,000 native seedlings to improve storm water management, naturally regenerate South Carolina landscapes

— Audubon encourages the use of green infrastructure as a proactive solution to flood management and habitat restoration.
Award-winning artist Mary Edna Fraser finds immersive inspiration

Award-winning artist Mary Edna Fraser finds immersive inspiration

— Renowned South Carolina landscape artist and climate activist finds inspiration in the Swamp, sharing scenery of hope and change.
Audubon South Carolina's Statement on Today's Vote on S.C. House Bill 3659

Audubon South Carolina's Statement on Today's Vote on S.C. House Bill 3659

— A bill that would create greater competition in South Carolina’s energy marketplace and increase access to renewable energy sources.
Audubon South Carolina Praises House Committee Vote on Solar Energy and Urges House of Representatives to Pass Energy Freedom Act

Audubon South Carolina Praises House Committee Vote on Solar Energy and Urges House of Representatives to Pass Energy Freedom Act

— Audubon South Carolina has been a leading advocate for comprehensive energy reform legislation that would open up South Carolina’s energy marketplace to more competition and increased access to renewable energy sources such as solar.
Audubon South Carolina Urges Energy Reform in 2019 State Legislature

Audubon South Carolina Urges Energy Reform in 2019 State Legislature

— Expansion of solar energy production good for birds
Audubon South Carolina welcomes new leadership to management team

Audubon South Carolina welcomes new leadership to management team

— Timothy Evans joins the organization as statewide Forest Manager and Alma Busby-Williams joins as Center Manager at Audubon Center and Sanctuary at Francis Beidler Forest.
Audubon South Carolina receives $700k National Coastal Resilience Fund grant

Audubon South Carolina receives $700k National Coastal Resilience Fund grant

— Award marks major milestone in efforts to restore Crab Bank Seabird Sanctuary Island
Audubon’s Silver Bluff Sanctuary is permanently protected

Audubon’s Silver Bluff Sanctuary is permanently protected

— Audubon South Carolina’s Silver Bluff Sanctuary in Aiken County is now permanently protected by a conservation easement.

Audubon South Carolina praises General Assembly for passing the Solar Habitat Act

— S.C. Legislature approves measure incentivizing developers to use bird and pollinator-friendly native plants at commercial solar sites

SC Conservation Bank reauthorization is a major win for the state

— The South Carolina General Assembly today gave final legislative approval to H.4727, a bill that reauthorizes the South Carolina Conservation Bank in perpetuity.