Media Coverage

— The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has awarded $1 million for wetland restoration on the Lower Middleton complex at Samworth Wildlife Management Area in Georgetown County.

— VIP guests have been enjoying the beaches more than ever throughout recent closures: our shorebirds

— Creating a roadmap for companies to transform the land surrounding new solar farms into habitat for native plants, insects and birds.

— Spend any time in the charming coastal communities of the Southeast, and you will quickly learn why so many people there feel such a close connection to wildlife.

— A year ago, this swath of Drum Island was dredge spoils.

— Audubon Study on Birds in Charleston County

— Some birds flying thousands of miles north to the Arctic to breed stop on South Carolina’s beaches to refuel and rest.

— 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.

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

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