South Carolina
Sept. 29, 2020 – South Atlantic Flyway
Ducks Unlimited continues its mission during COVID-19
Her commitment to the land, her family, and her community will inspire many generations to come
DOD program benefits conservation and military training.
For more than 30 years, the Donnelley Foundation, based in Chicago, has partnered with DU to restore imperiled waterfowl habitats and preserve the rural heritage of South Carolina
Watch DU’s newest online film: “The ACE Basin”
Protection of Morris Tract enhances access along Black River
Nearly 400 acres between Mount Pleasant and Sullivan's Island protected.
Berkeley County husband and wife team are two of South Carolina DU’s selfless volunteers.
Santee National Wildlife Refuge project supported by Water Resources Fund
Here's a collection of top waterfowling destinations in the Atlantic Flyway
The South Carolina Conservation Bank has done much for South Carolina. Help us keep its legacy going.
DU is working with partners on restoration efforts off the coast of South Carolina.
The donated conservation easement on Kirkfield contributes to the long-term conservation efforts in the ACE Basin and connects other protected habitats in South Carolina.
South Carolina DU chapter makes Chairman's Roll of Honor
A portion of the Spring Grove community to become a new county park
Shedding light on the Lowcountry mottled duck population
Waterfowl conservation from the Palmetto State to the prairies
Waterfowl habitat partnerships between Ducks Unlimited and the State of South Carolina
Land protection is a critical tool by which Ducks Unlimited conserves waterfowl habitat
The Southeast Wetlands Initiative area supports at least half of the waterfowl wintering in the Atlantic Flyway
Level III Ducks Unlimited conservation priority area, providing wintering habitat for at least half of Atlantic Flyway waterfowl
Dan and Linda Ray – Georgetown, South Carolina