South Carolina Wildlife photo contest winners announced
The winners of the 2019-20 South Carolina Wildlife/Hampton Fund photography contest have been announced! The top-scoring images are on display in this gallery and in the March-April issue of South Carolina Wildlife magazine.
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Jewels in the Crown
Don’t miss the unveiling of the Jewels in the Crown art collection and commemorative essay created by John E. Davis for the May-June 2020 edition of South Carolina Wildlife magazine. Jewels in the Crown showcases the many conservation success stories of the SCDNR Wildlife Management Area and Heritage Trust programs.
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South Carolina Wildlife 2020 essay contest
If you are a South Carolina college or high school student who enjoys the outdoors, why not enter the 2020 South Carolina Wildlife magazine essay contest? The deadline is 5 p.m. on Friday, May 15th.
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The Trail Less Traveled
Living on a farm, Suzannah was used to checking off a regular list of tasks each day. At age sixteen, she worked to include equestrian training in her schedule. The long hours paid off!
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Be More Like Trees
The game of golf isn’t easy, as Keegan can attest. “I don’t think the trees liked me, for I always seemed to hit them. I wondered what the trees thought about this game.”
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Name That Tune!
There is a growing list of cellphone apps that you can use to identify bird species by their melodic songs, chirps and calls. Now it is a little easier for novice and expert birders to name that tune!
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The Great Outdoors
What started as a high school writing assignment turned into a fun way to learn more about South Carolina’s great outdoors.
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Makeup and the Environment
Have you ever thought about the impact of throwing away your old cosmetics? Our summer intern Destiny Bridges dove deeper to find out what happens to our environment as a result of discarded cosmetics and what you can do to help.
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