The Whimbrel, Numenius phaeopus, is the most widespread of the curlew species. These majestic birds nest in the Arctic, across North America and Eurasia, and can be found wintering on the coasts of six continents. Until a few years ago,…
The Black River’s 70-miles of waterfront will soon become a state park. Announced on April 5, 2021, the linear park will be unlike any other experience currently offered in South Carolina’s 47 state parks. The Black River Water Trail &…
Riverkeepers take on the challenge of crossing boundaries and borders. They work with numerous government agencies and groups to promote and sustain their respective bodies of water and meet with, listen to, and educate and advocate to diverse publics. Drive…
We’ll let you in on a secret. Long-time campers know that the best way to learn about camping is by living the experience first-hand – good old-fashioned trial and sometimes error. For those having mastered certain camping skills, they become…
Fishing is a major outdoor activity in South Carolina. Visitors may think of fishing as an activity only to be enjoyed while vacationing along the coastal Grand Strand, however, the state’s many rivers and lakes provide ample opportunities year-round. Options…
On June 28, 2018, part-time Nature Interpretation staff member Tess Moody stumbled across a small millipede with a uniquely marked appearance at Caw Caw Interpretive Center. She very thoughtfully took a photo of it so that she might try to…
For those who’ve camped for a long time, the recommendations below may seem a bit obvious, so please accept this writer’s apologies. Below, find the basics of camping etiquette and realize that these aren’t suggestions. Penalties for noncompliance can include…
Canoeing and kayaking are two of the most relaxing water sports around but it’s important that outdoor recreation enthusiasts take certain safety precautions. Below are a list of rules and regulations for South Carolina paddlers. All paddlers must either wear…