Extra sand is an outcome of all dredging projects, and Audubon wants to use it to rebuild a vital nesting island in South Carolina.
Mike Dawson is retiring after 38 and a half years working at the Francis Beidler Forest near Harleyville. Over the decades his role evolved from naturalist to center director and manager at the National Audubon Society’s 18,000-acre bird and wildlife sanctuary.
Here are the finalists of the 2018 Audubon South Carolina Photography Contest.
As the deadline to raise funds to renourish Crab Bank looms large, we're taking to the water to raise awareness of this South Carolina gem. Join us on Saturday, September 30, for this family-friendly event!
This summer, Audubon South Carolina's Shorebird Steward volunteers worked hard to protect shorebirds by educating beachgoers on how to respectfully share the beach with nesting and resting coastal birds.
If you choose to use recordings in the field, it is important to educate yourself of the possible harmful effects and to use them ethically.
Thanks to a grant from the South Carolina Conservation Bank, Audubon’s Silver Bluff Sanctuary in Aiken County is now permanently protected. Free and open to the public, this 3,400-acre natural gem boasts stunning Savannah River views, 20 miles of trails, restored longleaf pine forest and ponds that attract the largest concentration of threatened Wood Storks in the Palmetto State.
The Land and Water Conservation Fund is the nation's most important conservation program, and it is set to expire this September without action by Congress.
