Call for entries: South Carolina Wildlife 2021 writing contest
Attention college and high school students! The 2021 South Carolina Wildlife magazine essay contest is now accepting entries. The deadline is May 14, 2021.
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A Mission to Make a Difference
Roman Phillips is on a mission to make a difference in his community. In this series of entries, Roman chronicles steps he has taken to improve wildlife habitat and help clean up his neighborhood.
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Performing a National Park Update
On October 18, 2020, Congaree National Park celebrates forty-four years of preserving the treasured old growth bottomland hardwood forest found in central South Carolina. Grace Zhou explains how park staff, through the decades, have maintained the many miles of trails and boardwalks that traverse through the forest.
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Archaeology Internships During a Global Pandemic
During the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, the SCDNR archaeology internship program offered Lelia the opportunity to assist the Parker Annex Lab remotely. She was curious how this might go, as she missed working alongside fellow students.
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A Day in the Life of At-Home Archaeology
Many college students are finding innovative pathways to gain career experience during the Covid 19 pandemic. Sarah Snare gives us a “day in the life” of her home-based internship cleaning and sorting artifacts for the SCDNR Parker Annex Archaeology Lab!
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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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Wisconsin Students Light Pathway for Quail in South Carolina
Spring break! Time to hit the beach, go fishing, catch up on sleep or enjoy a home-cooked meal. However, for twelve wildland fire students from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point (UWSP), a week of prescribed burning in the Southeast was the hottest ticket around.
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Senior Project Connects Students with State Park
A group of Blythewood High School students recently took flight in kayaks to conduct research for their senior project. They explored Goodale State Park to learn how wetlands function as the “kidneys of the landscape,” purifying water systems and providing a barrier against flooding.
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Flats Focused
Spring break for University of South Carolina senior Jackson Bland is one that he will treasure for a lifetime. Skiff along with Jackson and his father as they pole through marsh flats, soak in the beauty of a Lowcountry low-tide, and laugh about “missed shots and clumsy fish.”
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The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, the Fox Squirrel
A Lowcountry reunion takes a sharp turn when the Leonardi family spots an injured infant fox squirrel in need of assistance. This twist of fate sets the course for a high-speed recovery, neighborhood chase, and a heart-tugging, happy ending at Magnolia Gardens. Roey Leonardi tells how the lil speedster got his name.
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