‘The tourism sector thrives because of our natural and largely undeveloped coast and barrier islands. People come here to explore truly vibrant natural landscapes’
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Women who save the land
Sandy West turned 105 last week, and though she is no longer able to live on the island, her legacy remains intact. The Ossabaw Island Foundation (TOIF) manages educational programs and scientific research on the island as part of the Executive Order that preserves its use as an example of land conservation.
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Environmental Protection + Responsible Stewardship = Strong Economy
Neglecting nature threatens American prosperity, Kyler has reasoned thoughtfully, and the only path to a strong economic future is to protect the environment.
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Keeping a green eye on the coast
WHILE THE rest of us are donning our emerald-colored duds this week, local environmentalists do their best to stay green around here all year long. But a myriad of challenges—including […]
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One Hundred Miles and artist Elizabeth Slater team up to engage and inspire
WHEN IT comes to oysters, most folks slurp the deliciousness within and toss the shells aside. Not Elizabeth Slater. The local artist often saves the irregularly-shaped shucks after a Lowcountry […]