Transmission tower topples into Congaree River
Whose tower fell into the Congaree after Helene pushed so much extra water through Columbia’s rivers?
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Tag: SCDNR
South Carolina wants you to help track frisky horseshoe crabs
State wildlife officials are asking the public to report horseshoe crab spawning areas.
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Take a walk with Rudy Mancke
The University of South Carolina hosts nature walks with its naturalist-in-residence, Rudy Mancke. The walks take groups from the coast, to the mountains and everywhere in between.
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Marsh restoration project builds coastal resilience and community
The salt marsh restoration project in Charleston has planted acres of protective, smooth cordgrass and brought the community together through volunteer opportunities.
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NOAA denies endangered species protections for ‘race-car’ shark
The shortfin mako shark’s population is rapidly decreasing, including in S.C. waters, but a federal agency decided this month against listing the shark as an endangered species.
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Invasive Japanese honeysuckle worries local experts
S.C. experts want people to know just how invasive the Japanese vine is.
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After bathtub odyssey, tegu lizard finds a home
Black and white tegu lizards are native to South America, but have become popular pets in the United States. As of May, the SCDNR enacted a ban making it illegal to own, breed and transfer the tegu species.
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S.C. anglers should be on lookout for invasive species
The SCDNR put out an advisory after a Georgia fisherman reported catching a voracious invasive species.
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