Storm Stories use Data to Communicate Hurricane Impacts Storm Stories was developed through a NERR Science Collaborative Transfer Grant. The past several years of extreme
Wetlands are a prominent feature on the South Carolina coastal landscape. Wetland is an umbrella term and encompasses many different types of habitat. A tour
When you gaze out over a pond, there is more going on beneath the surface than meets the eye. You might be enjoying the relaxing
The tides and grasses of a salt marsh, the black water and buttressed trunks of a cypress swamp, and the scrubby forest of a Carolina
How do we connect when we have to be apart? Rivers had an answer for the 2021 Waccamaw Conference. The Waccamaw River watershed encompasses a
Did you know that South Carolina is home to roughly 3.8 million acres of wetlands, with 95% occurring in the coastal zone? From salt marshes
Do you live in a community with a stormwater pond? Or have a pond on your property? For many neighborhoods in the Grand Strand, stormwater
Did you know there are over 20,000 stormwater ponds in coastal South Carolina? For the Winyah Bay watershed, ponds are familiar sight in neighborhoods, commercial
What’s the scoop on poop? The 2020 Waccamaw Conference got to the bottom of this question with this year’s theme: “Fecal Matters: The Ins and
Georgetown County has experienced four consecutive years of extreme weather events. In each case, this coastal county has experienced threats to life, impacts to the
