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2016 Wetland Treasures

Interactive Map of All Wetland Treasures

2016 Wetland Treasures:

  • Antioch Bay (Hoke County, NC)
  • Francis Beidler Forest (Dorchester County, SC)
  • Green Swamp (Brunswick County, NC)
  • Mason Farm Wetlands (Orange County, NC))
  • Phelps Lake Shoreline (Washington County, NC)

Video of Green Swamp Preserve

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Carolina Wetlands Association

23 hours ago

Carolina Wetlands Association
Our second featured Wetland Treasure for American Wetlands Month is Weymouth Woods Sandhills Nature Preserve. The creation of Weymouth Woods in 1963 set off a new category of State Parks in North Carolina – the State Natural Area. The 915-acre park was formed to preserve critical sandhills longleaf habitat, including one of the last remaining old growth stands still in existence and home to the oldest known living longleaf pine, dating back to 1548.For more information on Weymouth Woods, check out our fact sheet!bit.ly/3tjtA5mThere will be a walking tour at Weymouth Woods on May 15th for 10 participants. Click here to register:bit.ly/3xNGSu6 We’ll be sure to post again about Weymouth Woods in the coming days!North Carolina State Parks and Recreation #WetlandsMatter #CarolinaWetlands #wetlands #WOTUS #forests #WetlandsMonth #natural #forest #trees #environment #climate #nature #wildlife #WetlandTreasures ...
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Carolina Wetlands Association

2 days ago

Carolina Wetlands Association
Increasing the minimum elevation standard to 3 feet above the high water mark of Hurricane Florence would prevent flooding of new buildings. You can sign this letter and/or share your own story for the Horry County Council to consider for their vote this month.act.newmode.net/action/hcr/no-building-swamp ...

Don’t Build in the Swamp!

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Send an email to the Horry County Council to encourage commissioners to implement smarter development standards
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