South Carolina's 229-Acre White Tract Set for Permanent Conservation
A 229-acre tract in South Carolina will be permanently conserved after a 20-year fight against housing development. Environmental concerns over wetlands, wildlife, and water quality led to a settlement allowing the Open Space Institute to acquire land next to Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge. This marks a significant victory for conservation advocates dedicated to protecting this ecological area.
TOI Science··South Carolina

