The South Carolina Nature-Based Tourism Association (SCNBTA) welcomed members and partners to Aiken County on April 1–2, 2026, for its annual Spring Workshop—two days of immersive learning, networking, and exploration centered on the region’s rich natural resources and cultural heritage.…
At the heart of the South Carolina Nature-Based Tourism Association (SCNBTA) lies a commitment to education, collaboration, and the conservation of our state's rich natural and cultural resources. Our newly elected officers are excited to steer the way for nature-based tourism in South Carolina!
The South Carolina Nature-Based Tourism Association (SCNBTA) welcomed members, partners, and outdoor industry leaders to its 2025 Annual Conference on November 13–14 at Bells Marina & Resort in Eutawville, S.C. Set along the peaceful shoreline of Lake Marion, this year’s…
RAVENEL, S.C. — Visitors to the rice fields at Caw Caw Interpretive Center may notice a new addition to the skyline — the Motus Wildlife Tracking System, a state-of-the-art tool helping scientists track the movements of birds, bats, and large…
The South Carolina Nature-Based Tourism Association (SCNBTA) was proud to participate in the Everything Outdoors Fest in Simpsonville, South Carolina, on November 1–2, 2025. The event provided a wonderful opportunity for our members to share their organizations’ missions, connect with outdoor enthusiasts, and…
Birders have flocked – yeah, we said it — to South Carolina’s Hammock Coast for years to enjoy our unique coastal area that’s home, throughout the year, to more than 300 species of birds. Southern Living noted that the area…
On May 15, 2025, South Carolina Nature-Based Tourism Association (SCNBTA) board members Micah Decker and Mikaela Owens had the opportunity to speak at the Midland Trail Talk series, hosted by the Palmetto Trail, in Columbia. Representing their respective organizations—Capital City/Lake…
SCNBTA members gathered in Florence County for our Spring Workshop on April 25, hosted at the beautiful Lynches River County Park and sponsored by the Florence Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB). With blooming trees, warm spring air, and great company,…
The 2024 Annual Meeting of the South Carolina Nature-Based Tourism Association (SCNBTA) was a resounding success, bringing together professionals and enthusiasts passionate about fostering tourism through our state’s natural and cultural resources. Held at the Cambria Hotel in Fort Mill,…