Conservation in South Carolina
Our work in South Carolina, protecting birds and the places they need.
ÌÇÐÄlogo South Carolina works to protect South Carolina's birds and the places they need. Through research, habitat protection, restoration, and management, policy and advocacy, and outreach and education. We own and manage over 30,000 acres across the state.
Together with our conservation partners, supporters, and ÌÇÐÄlogo members here in South Carolina, we are working to bend the bird curve and restore habitat and bird populations from the marshes and island rookeries of the coast, to the rolling hills of the upstate, and everywhere in between.
How We Make a Difference
We work locally to protect birds. Click on a project to learn more.
Bird Research in South Carolina
Protecting birds and the places they need through research and science based management and informed decision making.
Cape Romain Resilience Initiative
Working collaboratively to protect birds and wildlife, habitats, and communities around Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge from a changing climate and enhance resilience.
Coastal Resilience in South Carolina
Monitoring marsh condition and contributing to marsh restoration on Edisto Island and other sites to help plan for a resilient future for coastal birds and people.
Coastal Stewardship in South Carolina
Protecting nesting and resting shorebirds by reducing human disturbance through education and awareness.
Working Lands in South Carolina
Partner with public and private landowners to protect and improve bird habitat and climate resilience on working lands and forests, while also helping families keep their land intact.
Habitat Management and Restoration in South Carolina
We're protecting, managing and restoring over 30,000 acres in South Carolina with the purpose of bending the bird curve.
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