Audubon supports newly introduced bills in South Carolina's House and Senate that would increase access to clean, affordable solar energy.
Fire is a natural part of the landscape, and it is an essential part of maintaining vegetation in a way that is favorable to numerous species.
Results of the 10th Four Holes Swamp Christmas Bird Count include new species, but low overall numbers.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has yet to award the contract for the Lower Harbor portion of the Charleston Harbor deepening project, extending the final cost estimate and timeline for the restoration of Mt. Pleasant's Crab Bank Seabird Sanctuary Island.
Mike Dawson reflects on the nearly 40 years he spent working at the Audubon Center and Sanctuary at Francis Beidler Forest before retiring this fall.
Audubon South Carolina is pleased to introduce the newest member of our team: John Jay Audubon!
Award marks major milestone in efforts to restore Crab Bank Seabird Sanctuary Island
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.
