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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Hobcaw Barony: A Hidden Gem
Hobcaw Barony education specialist Hayley Fournier leads hiking and kaying groups through the extraordinary Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve.
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South Carolina Wildlife Announces Winner of 2019 Essay Contest
The results are in! The 2019 South Carolina Wildlife Essay Contest top five entries have been selected, and Gracie Howard of Leesville has secured first place with her essay “Perilous Beauty.”
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Perilous Beauty
“Get out now,” is all the text from my dad read when it came through around 7:35 p.m. Immediately after I received his text, and as if on cue, the wind started violently blowing.
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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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Turkey Hunting Essay
I have grown up in a world when anything I wish to know is only a click away, and unfortunately this convenience of modernity has affected how people experience the world around them.
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Wonderings in Wanderings
Today was not a success. I now must face my little brothers who, as always, look through the living-room window in bright anticipation that today might be different.
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The Rising Sun and the Rise of a Hunter
In South Carolina, there are plenty of opportunities to go outside and make memories that will last a lifetime. Those opportunities include hunting, fishing, boating and even bird watching to just name a few.
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Call for Entries: 2019 SCW Writing Contest
If you are a college or high school student in South Carolina who enjoys the outdoors, why not enter the South Carolina Wildlife magazine essay contest? The deadline is April 30, 2019.
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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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