The fight to protect South Carolina's beautiful waterways, forests, uninhabited lands, and wildlife is more crucial than ever before. We are living in a defining moment, both for our nation and our illustrious organization. With so much at stake, the urgency to protect our planet from the most devastating impacts of climate change while advancing environmental justice is a priority that we will continue to aggressively act on, with our 2030 vision at the forefront of our work.
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Virtual Events: Tuesday, April 14 at 7pm EST
Organized by: Robert Lunz Group
📅 Sunday, April 12th
⏰ 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
The last five miles of the Little Pee Dee, just before its confluence with the Great Pee Dee, is one of the most beautiful, exotic, and unique sections of river in SC. Here the river divides and braids into numerous channels through cypress/tupelo swamp, providing a variety of possible remote routes. One of our very favorite canoe trips.
Organized by: Foothills Group
📅 Saturday, April 18th
⏰ 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
The South Carolina Botanical Garden, established in 1958, spans 295 acres and features diverse landscapes and historical attractions. Notable features include a donated caboose, the Nature-Based Sculpture Program, and the Hunt cabin, a historic log cabin moved to the garden in the 1960s.
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We welcome everyone who wants to protect South Carolina’s cherished places. We thank you for your continued love and support — we’re delighted to have you here!
With many thanks and much gratitude,
Your South Carolina Sierra Club Chapter
