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2021 SOUTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE magazine essay contest: THE TOP FIVE!
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A Different Kind of Hunting

2021 SOUTH CAROLINA WILDLIFE magazine essay contest: THE TOP FIVE!
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South Carolina Wildlife 2021 essay contest: The Top Five!

South Carolina Wildlife Essay Contest: The Top Five Winners
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Call your shots…

More than 50,000 turkey hunters take to the woods each spring in South Carolina to hunt wild turkeys. [SCDNR photo] Beginning this season, turkey hunters in S.C. will be able…
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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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Coastal bird conservation continues as start date for Crab Bank restoration draws near

Terns, skimmers and other seabirds nest on Crab Bank Seabird Sanctuary in this photo from 2008. [SCDNR photo] The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) has a lot to…
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Part II: Willie’s Last Retrieve — January 10, 2021

For SCDNR waterfowl biologist Molly Kneece, duck hunting is more than just a part of her job, it’s a passion and a lifelong commitment, just like the one she shares…
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Reptile and Amphibian Studies Gain Momentum at UofSC

University of South Carolina students are promoting awareness for reptiles and amphibians through the creation of a new student organization: the Carolina Herpetology Society.
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Part I: Kate’s First Retrieve —December 28, 2020

When SCDNR biologist Molly Kneece isn’t hard at work doing her level best to improve conditions for ducks and other waterfowl species in South Carolina, the avid hunter and outdoorswoman…
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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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South Carolina Wild is the official blog of South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

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