Bat populations rapidly declining in South Carolina
Tri-colored bat exhibiting symptoms of White Nose Syndrome found in Stumphouse Mountain Heritage Preserve cave. (Taylor Main/SCDNR)
South Carolina is home to 14 different bat...
Second recovery made in Georgetown missing boater case
The second individual reported missing and overdue this weekend from the Carroll A. Campbell boat landing in Georgetown was recovered from the Sampit River...
One recovery made in missing boater case in Georgetown County
Please remove "SC.GOV" from your compatibility view listings using your settings in theOne of the men reported overdue and missing on the Sampit River...
Assistance with tags for the 2020 deer season is available by phone or in-person...
With the 2020 deer season underway in Game Zones 3 & 4 and soon to begin in Game Zones 1 & 2, most hunters...
First sighting of black and white tegu lizard confirmed in Midlands
South Carolina has documented its first black and white tegu lizard, a species popular in the pet trade, in Lexington after a SCDNR social...
Lights out! Sea turtle hatching season has begun
Early on July 11, volunteers on Kiawah Island discovered dozens of tiny sea turtle tracks leading across the beach and into the ocean. South...
Descending devices and non-offset hooks soon to be required for snapper-grouper fishing
To encourage best fishing practices and improve fish survival, NOAA Fisheries recently announced new gear requirements that will apply to offshore anglers from North...
SCDNR Big Game Program Coordinator presented with prestigious award
Charles Ruth of SCDNR (right) with Steve Shea, SE TWS Deer Committee Chairman, presenting the 2020 Deer Management Career Achievement Award.
In February, Charles Ruth,...
Fishing in South Carolina lands a big one with Top 25 of the Decade...
An early morning sunrise lights up a cypress tree near a dock on lake Marion, the perfect prelude to a day of fishing on...
South Carolina reports largest number of wintering orioles for sixth year in a row
An adult male and an immature Baltimore oriole look as if they're talking about a sweet treat from a feeder in North Charleston. (Photo...
