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We’ll be putting together some substrate thingies with S.C.O.R.E. on March 20th to install at Penny’s Reef (April) at Halsey Creek. Join us at 217 Fort Johnson Road to play with bamboo, coconut coir, and shell tabby.
RSVP at the link in

This cleanup is brought to you by our @students_of_the_marsh and @charlestonchiomega! Save the date and sign up at the link in our bio! Weirdest finds may win a MaRsH hat!!! Just sayin. ΧΩ WoooOOOooooO!

As part of the annual “Great Backyard Bird Count,” los marshies headed to Magnolia Cemetery - and its grand oaks and wandering tidal streams - to count birds!

Thank you, Nicole and @b.robs.turner for being our bird guides!

And big than

GBBC starts today! Who is eBirding?!
We’re still on for Sunday at 9 AM! Please join us with your binos! It doesn't matter where you bird these next 4 days, participating in the Great Backyard Bird Count is a great way to show up for our feather

This is a Red-Cockaded Woodpecker! Did you know you can find them in Cainhoy? CUTE! Their populations are small and isolated across the Southeast, like the mature longleaf pine forests of Cainhoy and the Francis Marion. Most RCW populations are strug

This just screams "FILL ME,” amirite?

𝒮𝒾𝓀𝑒!!

This beautiful aerial from @conservationleague’s site is a magnificent look at some of Cainhoy peninsula. A gorgeous 9,000 acre landscape we’ve had the pleasure of exploring, j

The M.A.R.S.H. Project is a grassroots and community-based program working to restore and preserve local marshland in Charleston, South Carolina. As a program of the Carolina Ocean Alliance, a Charleston-based 501(c)3 nonprofit, they are working to ecologically revitalize their neighborhoods through volunteer efforts – cleaning up debris, planting native plant species, citizen-science monitoring, and community and educational outreach.