We’ve found our 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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SEPTEMBER 4, 2025
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OCTOBER 2, 2025
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November 6, 2025
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Mary Catherine Martin, Wildlife Biologist with SCDNR will talk on "The Life History, Management & Status of SC's Least Tern Population."
The Least Tern is the bird on WAS's letterhead and its been in the news a lot lately, so come to hear about whats being done in SC to protect this iconic species. |
Prof. Chris Hill from CCU will be speaking at our October meeting. Topic details are still TBA but it will be about Loggerhead Shrikes in S.C,
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Monica Whalen from the South Carolina Environmental Law Project (SCELP) will present "Protecting Coastal Ecosystems for Wildlife and People." Her talk will cover how protecting the ecosystems that wildlife relies on also provides people with recreational and education benefits as well as SCELP's work related to the proposed Litchfield Beach renourishment, the proposed White Tract development, and protections for Captain Sam's Spit.
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