Pictures and information about reptiles and amphibians native to South Carolina.

Non-profit organization committed to the preservation and protection of native plant communities in the state.

Acts to preserving the natural resources of the state through educational and public awareness programs; find out about the Schoolyard Habitat Project, read current legislation, or check out the kids page.

Location and frequency of repeater stations.

Contact information, calendar of events, membership information, meetings, and activities for this affiliate of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Information about locally occurring species of moths, including distribution maps, species accounts, and photos of adults and some larvae.

South Carolina coastal tides from the North Carolina border to the Georgia border.

Listed and candidate endangered species provided by the National Endangered Species Act Reform Coalition.

List prepared by the American Society of Mammalogists. Includes common name, scientific name, status, and distribution.

Links to photographs provided by Neoperceptions.com.

List by family with scientific and common names.

Names, photographs, and botanical descriptions of aquatic plants that are illegal to possess.

Cases, projects, and funraising information from this group working to protect the natural environment by providing legal services and improving the state's system of environmental regulation.

Fact sheet providing earth science information.

Shows, on a county by county basis, the distribution of all native and naturalized ferns, fern allies, gymnosperms, and angiosperms.

Forest Service Research Notes SE - 150.

Clemson publication Nutrient Management for South Carolina, Based on Soil Test Results, EC 476.

USDA-ARS (Florence, SC) research projects in agriculture on soil, water, constructed wetlands, animal waste management, irrigation, tillage, colored mulch, and site specific farming.

Species listed by county and for the entire state.

Find pdf downloads of maps and resources, links, and contact information.

Research and databases on rare, endangered and threatened species occurrences, special habitats, and ecosystem features such as rock outcrops, limestone sinks, Carolina bays, and old-growth forests.

Paper describing South Carolina's water sources and that provides suggestions for how South Carolina's water should be utilized and managed.

Report that summarizes available information concerning the level and sources of mercury in the environment,particularly in marine fish; its transformation to methyl-mercury; its ability to bio-accumulate in the food chain; and its toxicity to man.

Real time and historic water data from gauging stations, publications, and hydrological conditions.

Protects natural resources and traditional landscapes of the coast; find out about programs, events, and volunteer information.

Member companies and individuals committed to seeing forest preservation through management; includes current events, news, and related links.

A university research institute, SCIAA initiates and conducts a broad range of field research and collections research throughout the state.

Features herp images and information including tales, humor, observation notes, nature commentaries, news, and links.

Non-profit organization that provides educational opportunities for professionals in the water and wastewater industry. Contains contact information, links, regulations, photos, and information about jobs and seminars.

Contact, membership, and field trip information for this statewide association headquartered in Columbia.

Contact information for this society promoting clinical, laboratory science.

Listing and contact information.