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July 20, 2011
S.C. Natural Resources Board meets July 27 in Edisto
The S.C. Natural Resources Board, the policy making body of the S.C. Department of Natural Resources, will meet 1:30 p.m. Weds., July 27 in the Environmental Learning Center at the Edisto Island State Park.
Board meetings are open to the public and anyone with business for the board or needing directions to the meeting should contact the S.C. Department of Natural Resources Columbia office at (803) 734-9102. Caroline C. Rhodes of Charleston is chairman of the S.C. Natural Resources Board.
Items scheduled on the agenda for the S.C. Natural Resources Board meeting include:
- Constituent Comments
- Presentations/Commendations
- Advisory Committee Reports
Waterfowl
- Items for Board Information
Climate Update
SC Black Bear Management and Conservation Strategy, 2011
Discussion of Climate Change Impacts to Natural Resources in South Carolina
Progress on the 100 Day Plan
- Items for Board Action
Broad River Mitigation Trust Fund Proposal
Board Policies
2011-12 Early Season Migratory Bird Hunting Recommendations
Proposed Easement (SCANA Power Lines) Ft. Johnson
- Director's Briefings
Executive Office
Legislative Report
Environmental Report
Deputy Directors' Reports
Law Enforcement
Marine Resources
Outreach and Support Services
Land, Water and Conservation
Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries
- Executive Session (if necessary)
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- North Island one of the densest sea turtle nesting beaches in SC
- Harry Hampton Wildlife Fund announces 2011 scholarship winners
- Drought Response Committee upgrades 4 counties to moderate, 2 to severe drought status
- Mid-season (through June) marine turtle nesting, stranding update for S.C. coast
- Fourth round results from the SC Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series
- Aug. 12 deadline for Pee Dee Station Site WMA dove hunt
- Keep an eye out for South Carolina’s snakes moving around in summertime
- Valuable species shortleaf pine to be topic of annual conference later this year
- Santee Cooper Striped Bass recovery in progress
- Volunteers needed for Summer Turkey Survey
- Freshwater fishing trends
- Saltwater fishing trends
- S.C. weekly tidetable
- DNR video
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