As Horry and Georgetown counties see more erosion and the loss of salt marsh habitat, a South Carolina program is providing free nature-based solutions.
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Fairhaven site known as 'Tin Can Island' turns over new leaf, for public and tribal use
The site now known as Marsh Island in Fairhaven will eventually expand to 11 acres of restored salt marsh. For now, the ...
Salt marshes stretching to the horizon, winding tidal creeks, and barrier islands shaped by centuries of shifting sands — all ...
Salt marshes exist on every coast of the U.S., but these important wetlands are succumbing quickly to the effects of sea ...
A new AI model and satellite technology is in the process of reading 4,000 square miles of wetlands along the entire North ...
Riverside Park’s pond is going to be reconnected to the Acushnet River to recreate a salt marsh, with help from this $50,000 ...
As Hurricane Melissa inches closer to the island, Councillor Garth Wilkinson (People's National Party, Falmouth Division) is ...
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