South Carolina Refuges Expand for Conservation | Charleston News

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to expand four South Carolina Lowcountry refuges to protect vital habitats amid rising development, offering landowners a chance to conserve their property without restricting use or sale—while hunters and boaters can still enjoy access under refuge rules. This move, following recent wins like the Cape Romain expansion, aims to strengthen conservation networks and guard against flooding, with public input accepted until September 17—and similar plans eyed for coastal Georgia.

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