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Skimmers, tanagers, orioles, pelicans, oystercatchers, Bald Eagles, brown-headed nuthatches, great-crested flycatchers and summer tanagers - bring your binoculars and birding list to these celebrated South Carolina State Park birding locations. |
For Ken DeCamp, a retired U.S. Forest Service photographer and smoke jumper from California, there’s “delight in the details” in South Carolina State Parks. Decamp is the only multiple-time finalist in the South Carolina State Parks photo contest. |
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In 1946, South Carolina State Park Director P.R. Plumer spoke on the vital impact state parks have on the citizens and visitors of the state as well as on future generations. Check off for state parks this tax season and help us continue the state park legacy. |
You love the outdoors. Nature is a close friend of yours. Your teacher asks, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Robert Mahoney knew the answer as early as middle school. Visit Devils Fork State Park and ask to meet Ranger Mahoney. |
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Take a two-hour bird-watching hike around the lake on Feb. 21. Winter birds are still here and a few early migrators are stopping by to refuel. Designed for the new birding enthusiast. Register by Feb. 14. |
Join us early Valentine’s morning. We’ll be seeking out a variety of species in wooded, weedy, and wetland habitats in support of the nationwide Great Backyard Bird Count. Register by Feb. 10. |
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Enjoy the cozy comforts of home and the peace and serenity of the great outdoors. Take 25% off your three-night cabin stay at Oconee State Park from now through Feb. 28. Spend a romantic Valentine weekend at scenic Hickory Knob, the only full-service resort in the South Carolina State Park Service. Located on the beautiful Strom Thurmond Lake on SC’s “West Coast.” |
Congratulations to our November photo challenge finalists! Professional – Streamside Color Amateur – Ashley Reflections PRT Employee – Crepe Myrtle Alley Student – Sesqui Reflection |
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