We’ve found a new nest, our Chapter meetings will be held in the Activity Center at Myrtle Beach State Park, 4401 S Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, SC 29575. Thanks to Park Manager Troy Crider and Interpretive Ranger Anne Malys-Wilson for inviting us.
People coming to the meeting will get free park admission after 5 pm, everyone will need to tell park admission that they are going to the Audubon meeting. We will meet at the Activity Center, which is on left just past the office- and in front of the Nature Center.
Our meeting will begin at 6:30 PM with refreshments and the program will begin at 7:00 PM.
The Park's parking lot is NOT lighted, so please bring a flashlight to help get back to your car during months when it will be dark in the evenings.
People coming to the meeting will get free park admission after 5 pm, everyone will need to tell park admission that they are going to the Audubon meeting. We will meet at the Activity Center, which is on left just past the office- and in front of the Nature Center.
Our meeting will begin at 6:30 PM with refreshments and the program will begin at 7:00 PM.
The Park's parking lot is NOT lighted, so please bring a flashlight to help get back to your car during months when it will be dark in the evenings.
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FIND OUT ABOUT SC'S NEWEST STARE PARK
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APRIL'S PROGRAM FEATURES CITIZEN SCIENCE AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS
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LEARN ABOUT S.C.'S BLUEBIRDS IN MAY
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Our May meeting speaker will be Black River State Park manager John Moon will talk about the exciting development of this unique park, that will actually encompass several sites along the Black River.
This new park represents a joint effort by many groups including SC Land Conservation Bank, The Nature Conservancy, Open Space Institute along with many other foundations with the goal of Conservation, Protection, and Floodplain Resiliency – All while building in community enter action and community growth. |
Our April speaker will be Jennifer Plunket, who has been the Stewardship Coordinator at the North Inlet-Winyah Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve for the past 18 years where she serves as the Winyah Master Naturalist Program Facilitator.
After graduating from Coastal Carolina University in 1998, Jennifer began working as a research technician at the University of Georgia and then completed her graduate studies at LSU. Jennifer will talk to us about measures of water quality, landscape change, fauna, and community health being brought together to help guide conservation planning and actions |
Glen and Gail Hendry from the SC Bluebird Society will present at our May 1 meeting
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