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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Discovering the Many Facets of Archaeology
Over the summer months, the SCDNR Archaeology team immersed Clemson University student Marshal McGee into a variety of field studies that ultimately broadened his future career possibilities.
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Hiking Through Upstate South Carolina: Our Documentary
Three women, with various aptitudes in outdoor experiences, carefully plan and embark upon an eighteen-mile hiking trip through the mountains of South Carolina. Together they accomplish their goal and create memories to last a lifetime.
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Meet the Freshwater Fisheries Interns
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources freshwater fisheries interns share what sparked their interest in the career field.
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Life in the Soil: Dig Deeper
This year’s Richland County Conservation District poster contest demonstrates that soil is more than just “dirt,” and that we should take precautionary measures to ensure its health.
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Wisconsin Forestry & Wildlife Students Trek Thru Carolina
Wisconsin forestry and wildlife students trek through South Carolina on a journey to become experienced wildland fire professionals.
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Life as an HGTC Wildlife Student
When you hear the word lab in reference to college, what comes to mind? Gloves, aprons, eye wash stations, that safety test you take before you can participate in lab? For most colleges that’s what a typical lab looks like, but not at Horry Georgetown Technical College (HGTC).
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Why Do We Need Outdoor Education?
Biking. Hiking. Fishing. Camping. That’s what Tucker’s childhood consisted of, and it changed his life. He encourages educators to include natural resources education during school to help students become more involved in conservation efforts.
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A One-of-a-Kind Forestry & Wildlife Program
Horry-Georgetown Technical College’s Forestry and Wildlife Program is the only accredited associate degree program of its kind in South Carolina. As part of the course, professor Jim Westerhold incorporates hands-on land management training and discusses public relations in the forestry/wildlife arena.
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