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Bo Petersen

Articles by Bo Petersen

SC bald eagle, killed in mating season war, shipped to Colo. ‘morgue’ for carcass harvest
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SC bald eagle, killed in mating season war, shipped to Colo. ‘morgue’ for carcass harvest

February 4, 2020 — The once-rarely spotted American symbol has reclaimed its place along South Carolina waterways and is now a common suburban sight.
Future of SC bird stopover on Charleston Harbor could be lost to development
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Future of SC bird stopover on Charleston Harbor could be lost to development

December 5, 2019 — A 25-year conservation easement that protects the woods is approaching its expiration date.
50 bird species could vanish from SC by 2100 as global climate warms, new report suggests
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50 bird species could vanish from SC by 2100 as global climate warms, new report suggests

October 14, 2019 — Nearly two-thirds of the bird species seen every day in places across the nation could be lost by the end of the century
Hummingbird bonanza fills air at Summerville SC Cypress Swamp farm
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Hummingbird bonanza fills air at Summerville SC Cypress Swamp farm

September 18, 2019 — Hummingbirds are those colorful tiny birds that pull nectar from flowers like bees, flitting back and forth or hovering with their wings seemingly nonstop
$700,000 grant might be game changer for Charleston’s Crab Bank
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$700,000 grant might be game changer for Charleston’s Crab Bank

November 9, 2018 — A federal foundation has granted $700,000 to the effort to save Crab Bank — a jolt of cash organizers sought and needed to pull off a $1.4 million fundraising effort.
Conservation Efforts at Four Holes Swamp Could Impact How Charleston Grows
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Conservation Efforts at Four Holes Swamp Could Impact How Charleston Grows

February 4, 2017
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