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Coastal SC Environmental and Conservation Organizations
South Carolina SC Organizations SC Environmental Groups Coastal Groups
Also see: Animal, Wildlife Organizations | SC Green Building Guide
Coastal SC Environmental & Conservation Organizations
- Audubon Society
– Charleston Audubon Society
– Hilton Head Audubon Society
- Belle W. Baruch Foundation - manages Hobcaw Barony, 17,500-acre wildlife refuge in Georgetown County
- Beaufort County Open Land Trust
- Cape Romain Bird Observatory
- Center for Birds of Prey - Charleston
- Charleston Area Beekeepers Association
- Charleston Earth Force - engages youth to improve their environment and communities
- Charleston Parks Conservancy - working to perserve the city's parks
– Park Angels of Charleston - volunteer to help the parks
- Charleston Peace - environmental and social activism group
- Charleston Water Keeper - improving the quality of waterways
- Coastal Conservation Association South Carolina
- Coastal Conservation League
– New Way to Work - presents alternatives to the expansion of I-526
- Edisto Island Freecycle - recycle bulletin board for free items
- Edisto Island Open Land Trust
- Edisto Island Preservation Alliance
- Edisto River Canoe & Kayak Trail Commission
- Folly Beach Turtle Watch Program
- Friends of Fort Fremont Historical Park
- Friends of Hunting Island State Park
- Friends of the Edisto - FRED - Edisto River Basin
- Go Green Charleston - learn how to lessen your impact on the environment
– Local recycling locations - click red pin for details
- Green Drinks Charleston - monthly social gatherings for those interested in meeting other environmentally-friendly people
– Carrotmob Charleston - event to support socially responsible businesses
- Greenbelt Education Project - Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester
- Hobcaw Barony - Georgetown County - 17,500-acre wildlife refuge
- Island Turtle Team - Isle of Palms
- Keep Charleston Beautiful
- Keep North Charleston Beautiful
- Kiawah Island Natural Habitat Conservancy
- Kiawah Island Turtle Patrol
- Long Island - preserving this inland estuary marsh island between Folly Beach and James Island
- Lowcountry Environmental Education Programs - Charleston - teaching about the environment through experiential learning
- Lowcountry Estuarium - Port Royal
- Lowcountry Institute - educates on importance of conservation around Port Royal Sound, considered to be a unique environment with special water and land quality issues
- Lowcountry Open Land Trust
- Nemours Wildlife Foundation - Beaufort
- North Inlet-Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve - Georgetown
- Ridgeland Freecycle - recycle bulletin board for free items
- River Smart
- Santee Riverkeeper - improve and protect the Santee River, Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie
- Save the Angel Oak - Johns Island - working to save the forest around the Angel Oak Tree from development
- Save Pinckney Colony - Beaufort - working to prevent large-scale development
- SEWEE Association - Mount Pleasant - South Eastern Wildlife and Environment Education Association - works to preserve National Wildlife Refuges and National Forests and provide education programs
- Slow Food Charleston - promoting local cuisine, organic foods
- South Atlantic Fishery Management Council - headquartered in Charleston - responsible for the conservation and management of fish stocks off the coasts of South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, and east Florida
- South Carolina Coastal Conservation League
– New Way to Work - presents alternatives to the expansion of I-526
- South Carolina Coastal Information Network - education, training for coastal community officials
- South Carolina Environmental Law Project - Pawleys Island - legal services and advice to environmental organizations
- Sustainability Institute - North Charleston - workshops & info to make existing homes more energy-efficient
- Surfrider Foundation - works to protect SC oceans, waves, beaches
– Charleston Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation
– Grand Strand Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation - Myrtle Beach
- Waccamaw Riverkeeper Program - Winyah Rivers Foundation
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