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Black-capped Vireo

Latin:  Vireo atricapilla

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Mew Gull

Latin:  Larus canus

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McCown's Longspur

Latin:  Rhynchophanes mccownii

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Audubon South Carolina Releases 2020 Policy Agenda
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Audubon South Carolina Releases 2020 Policy Agenda

Advancing clean energy, that support birds and the places they need through bipartisan cooperation

Silver Bluff sanctuary now features homes for endangered woodpeckers
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Silver Bluff sanctuary now features homes for endangered woodpeckers

If there are any red-cockaded woodpeckers in the area that would like to live at the Silver Bluff Audubon Center and Sanctuary, there are homes ready and waiting for them.

Get to Know Charleston’s Wild Side
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Get to Know Charleston’s Wild Side

Some of the city’s best assets are the ones that have been here thousands of years

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

By Bo Petersen

The once-rarely spotted American symbol has reclaimed its place along South Carolina waterways and is now a common suburban sight.

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    SC Senate Passes State Prothonotary Warbler Bill
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    SC Senate Passes State Prothonotary Warbler Bill

    The measure highlights a vulnerable species, the wetlands it calls home, and South Carolina’s growing commitment to migratory bird conservation.

    Preserving the Past, Protecting Our Future
    Silver Bluff

    Preserving the Past, Protecting Our Future

    Celebrating Fifty Years of Conservation at Audubon's Silver Bluff Sanctuary

    Bird-Friendly Communities February 21, 2025

    Lights Out Program

    Providing safe passage for night-migrating birds.

    Audubon South Carolina's 2025 Policy Agenda
    Press Center February 3, 2025

    Audubon South Carolina's 2025 Policy Agenda

    Solutions that benefit birds and people in the palmetto state.

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    Coastal Resilience

    Co-Creating Inclusive Community Resilience Projects with Nature-Based Solutions in the Cape Romain Region

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    Co-Creating Inclusive Community Resilience Projects with Nature-Based Solutions in the Cape Romain Region

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    Co-Creating Inclusive Community Resilience Projects with Nature-Based Solutions in the Cape Romain Region

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    Help Increase Community Resilience Around Cape Romain

    Co-Creating Inclusive Community Resilience Projects with Nature-Based Solutions in the Cape Romain Region

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