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SCWildlifeFederation
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 11 พ.ย. 2008
One of the 52 state & territory affiliates of the National Wildlife Federation, the South Carolina Wildlife Federation (SCWF) is the oldest conservation organization in the state and prides itself on science-based wildlife conservation policy and high-quality education programs. SCWF’s mission is to conserve and restore South Carolina’s wildlife and wildlife habitat through education and advocacy. For more information, visit their website at: www.scwf.org.
Lights Out for Birds Webinar
SC Audubon, SCWF, and SC DNR join together to talk all about the dangers that birds face during migration, issues of light pollution for wildlife, and the steps we can all take to protect birds and wildlife!
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SCWF Earth Day
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Check out this video to see how our staff helps CARE for South Carolina’s wildlife and their habitat on Earth Day and every day! Will you join with SCWF as we invest in our state? www.scwf.org/donate To be entered to win our Earth Day Prize, please FOLLOW this page, SHARE this video with your own thoughts and actions, and TAG A FRIEND by the end of the day on April 22. #EarthDay #EarthDay2024 #...
Endangered Species Act 50th Anniversary
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December 28th, 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the Endangered Species Act, a powerful conservation law enacted in 1973 to prevent the loss or harm of endangered and threatened species and to preserve their habitats. Take a look back at the plants and animals found in South Carolina that we have featured throughout the year that have benefited from the passage of this landmark legislation.
WAIT Video
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00:00 Who is SCWF? 03:26 What is the WAIT Program? 05:24 Connecting with the community 07:24 Partnering with schools 09:29 Employee Education 13:18 Litter Sweeps 16:30 Plishing 18:41 Nesting boxes and other ways to help wildlife 22:40 Purple Martins 25:30 Earth is a gift
SCWF POWR Planning Webinar
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Please join us for a webinar where we will share information and explain the changes coming up with our POWR (Palmetto Outdoors Women Retreat) events. Since Hickory Knob State Park is not an option for us to use due to remodeling, we will be making some major modifications to how we provide our retreat(s).
Prothonotary Warbler Conservation - Free Zoom Class sponsored by SC State Credit Union
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Prothonotary Warblers are unique among the many incredible bird species in South Carolina, and their decline has prompted conservation efforts like Project Prothonotary to help restore critical nesting habitat in the Catawba-Wateree region of the state. Join SCWF's Habitat Education Manager Savannah Jordan and Matt Johnson, Center Director of Audubon’s Beidler Forest, as they talk about Prothon...
Freshwater Shoreline Restoration
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Would you like to make your shoreline a better place for wildlife, have cleaner water in your community, and help stop erosion? If so, check out this webinar with Charly Greenthaler, a Water Resources Clemson Extension Agent, as she discusses the benefits to you and to wildlife when you restore your shoreline. Jay Keck, Habitat Education Manager with the SC Wildlife Federation, will talk about ...
"Let's Talk about the Birds & the Beans!" Sponsored by SC State Credit Union
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Regenerative Agriculture Good Coffee = Abundant Bird Life Bill Wilson, Founder of Birds & Beans Coffee, tells his story of how a coffee business helps preserve over four thousand acres of tropical forest habitat and supports over 2.5 thousand family farms and their workers in Central and South America while protecting over 150 species of migratory and indigenous birds. Regenerative agriculture ...
Amazing and Beneficial Bats - Free Zoom Class!
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Amazing and Beneficial Bats - Free Zoom Class! Though 14 species of bats in our state play an important role in our ecosystem and economy, these beneficial creatures are often a source of misunderstanding and fear. Yet protecting them is as important as ever due to threats from White-nose Syndrome, wind energy development, human disturbance, habitat loss and degradation, environmental contamina...
Saving Backyard Birds--Free Zoom Class!
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Attracting birds to your yard can be fun and exciting, as high numbers of beautiful birds are concentrating on one location to obtain food and water. However, this can also cause problems for birds. Diseases can spread at feeders, predation can increase around them, and other hazards such as windows on the property, can injure the birds we love and care for. If you'd like to learn how to safely...
Introduction to Fly Fishing with Will Mundhenke - Free Zoom Class!
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Join South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Aquatic Education’s Will Mundhenke as he introduces you to the art and sport of fly fishing. Will is going to discuss equipment, flies, and touch on technique as he helps you understand how fly fishing works and how it is different from traditional spinning gear. Bring your questions! After you hear him you will head out to grab your fly rod a...
Purple Martins-Free Zoom Class!
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What bird comes to mind when you hear the words; purple, fast, and noisy? Any ideas? If you guessed our beautiful part-time resident, the Purple Martin, then you'd be correct! It's the largest swallow we have in North America, and they make their presence known in a BIG way here in South Carolina! Zach Steinhauser, local bird lover, conservationist, and filmmaker, will talk about where these bi...
SCWF Winter Wildlife
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The temperatures have dropped. Most of the gorgeous tropical migratory species are gone. Winter is here, but there is still lots to see outdoors! You'll notice the Carolina Chickadee energetically feeding at your sunflower seeds this winter, but did you know around half of its diet during this time of year is insects? You've probably seen squirrels and birds storing seeds and nuts in preparatio...
SC Wildlife Federation Winter Waterfowl Webinar
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What large duck has an iridescent green head, a white collar, and a broad yellow bill? Correct! A male Mallard. Most of us can identify that common duck, but can you identify an American Black Duck, a Northern Shoveler, an American Wigeon, or many of the other ducks South Carolinians get to see during our winter months? Ducks add a bright splash of color and style during our otherwise drab wint...
Talking Trash Webinar with the Congaree Riverkeeper and the SC Aquarium
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Join us as we learn about how to help control litter while collecting data to help us understand more about keeping our habitat litter free! If you enjoyed this video, please consider a donation in support of SCWF's mission to conserve and restore wildlife and their habitat at this link: secure.everyaction.com/wQ4xQ-ZGtESP0OXKy4S7mQ2#!
Grasslands of the Carolinas: Fire and Bison
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Grasslands of the Carolinas: Fire and Bison
2021 SCWF Wild Summer Nights Online Auction Video
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2021 SCWF Wild Summer Nights Online Auction Video
A Wildlife Garden Makeover! Creating Wildlife Habitat in South Carolina
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A Wildlife Garden Makeover! Creating Wildlife Habitat in South Carolina
Celebrating Black Birders Week: Getting Started with Birding
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Celebrating Black Birders Week: Getting Started with Birding
Spring Birds - South Carolina Wildlife Federation Webinar
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Spring Birds - South Carolina Wildlife Federation Webinar
Winter Birding and the Great Backyard Bird Count
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Winter Birding and the Great Backyard Bird Count
SCWF Webinar: Hunting in South Carolina
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SCWF Webinar: Hunting in South Carolina
SCWF Webinar: Halloween Creepy Crawlies - (Kid Friendly!)
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SCWF Webinar: Halloween Creepy Crawlies - (Kid Friendly!)
SCWF Webinar: Backyard Abyss to Abundance
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SCWF Webinar: Backyard Abyss to Abundance
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Nice nod to The Offspring "Come Out and Play"
Thank you for creating such an informative video about what goes on inside the hive!
Thank you SO much for this. Cleaning up plastic and trash pollution is so important to me. Here in Lexington I voluntarily clean up our road every single week. Something needs to happen!
I did all you suggested to register but it's just saying people are "watching" these items. How do actually place a bid?
Hi, Loren! You'll be able to bid now that the auction has started!
29209 we have an Oriole at out feeder
Thank you for doing these videos. Really learn a lot and enjoy.
So nice of you
I have photographed a red crossbill in Columbia.
Very informative and friendly narrator.
Glad you enjoyed it
nice video keep it up👍😍wish the best of luck success happiness health and wealth toeveryone who reads this🙏🙏🙏
Just excellent information on sea turtle nurturing.
Sorry to hear this, but I believe it was the right decision also. Can't wait for 2021!
I know this was a very difficult decision to make, but I believe it was the right one. Looking forward to the 2021 event, with all our usual participants alive and healthy! Thank you for all you do. I'm also looking forward to the Zoom sessions you have coming up!
I highly encourage anyone reading this (yes you) to look up LiDAR images of Carolina Bays, as well as the Glacial Impact Hypothesis.
If wind and water created these, we should find many examples that are in multiple stages of development. We don't...every single one of the Carolina Bays and Nebraska Rainwater Basins are complete mathematical ellipses...doesn't add up.
The different ages of the "dunes" on the SE rims are caused by overturned sediment at creation.
I watched one of these shows for kids' education and the lady said they were Whale Wallows. It is beyond me how anyone who has been around the block a couple of times cannot see that the Carolina Bays are impact scars. No they were not produced from beaver tails, fish tails, underground gas bubbles, directional winds, and certainly not for whale breeding. Whales are mammals and do not lay eggs along with fecundity rabbits. Sorry that my perception of salt water agitation is greater than yours.
@@bardmadsen6956 I've had "conversations" with university geology book creators who don't know the difference between CBs and the thermokarst lakes of the artic tundra... frustrating...
@@DabblersDen - You know that practically happens all the time to me. Just yesterday I commented to Anton Petrov about his video To Everyone's Surprise, Mars Seems to be Responsible for the Zodiacal Light - : No mention of the Taurid Stream in the video or the comments? Nor Fred L. Whipple? It is going to be a long road for the Younger Dryas Impact Theory. The most dangerous meteor stream that was responsible for the end of the Pleistocene and which is universally pointed to, the Pleiades, as the causation. When we cross this stream on Halloween which is about death and fireballs means nothing at all? ; I don't know... Gives one an eerie feeling doesn't it?
Please research the Carolina Bays further.
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Due to Jay's talk this week about bird sounds, we have been able to hear vireos in our yard and even were able to spot a summer tanager flying from tree top to tree top. It is the most wonderful thing in the world to discover a new bird. Thank you all for doing this.
And is was a brown thrasher that changed my life about 5 years ago. I would love to hear the full story about the oriole.
I live in Summerville s.c. , in a townhouse community with 3 small ponds. last sunday morming when I opened the blinds that face the pond, there was a bald eagle, I was supprized, I must have startled it and it flew away, although I was in my glory, it just did't seem right. I get a lot of different wild life, but seeing the eagle I didn't know what to think. can u tell me if this common? IT WAS BEAUTIFUL, a bald eagle in the wild. thank u, denicenowak@yahoo.com