News Releases

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Archived News Releases
From January 2, 2006 - December 25, 2006

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December 25, 2006

• Bald eagles in SC continue recovery - #06–345
• Christmas trees can help fish, wildlife after the holidays - #06–346
• DNR protects 39,535 acres in 2006, largest amount ever in one year - #06–344
• Here are some ways to help state’s migratory songbirds - #06–349
• How does wildlife fare during the holidays? - #06–348
• Leave some dead trees standing to help wildlife - #06–350
• Try Christmas bird counts to get in the holiday spirit - #06–347

December 18, 2006

• 20th Annual Wild Quail Management Seminars scheduled March 8-10, 2007 - #06–343
• Acclaimed wildlife artist to produce S.C. Duck Stamps - #06–339
• Decorate the natural way during the holiday season - #06–340
• Give wild game, seafood cookbook for Christmas - #06–341
• Pesky exotic barnacle found in Charleston Harbor estuary - #06–342

December 11, 2006

• Blue crabs recovering from drought decline - #06–335
• Boaters should be wary of improper sewage disposal - #06–336
• Injured Iraq war veterans to participate in deer hunt - #06–338
• Georgetown Co. creeks are part of state waterfowl areas - #06–337
• Moncks Corner man named DNR Law Enforcement captain - #06–334
• Natural Resources Board to meet Dec. 15 in Columbia - #06–331
• Trout stocked by helicopter in Chattooga, Chauga Rivers - #06–332
• Wild turkey reproduction in state poor this summer - #06–333

December 4, 2006

• Dress properly, stay dry to prevent hypothermia - #06–329
• Soil and Water Society will host Jan. 3 renewable energy symposium - #06–327
• Tree stand safety: a hunter’s priority - #06–330
• Youth waterfowl hunt applications due Jan. 5 - #06–328

November 27, 2006

• 20th Annual Wild Quail Management seminars scheduled for March 8-10, 2007 - #06–325
• Shark identification workshop successful - #06–322
• Soil & Water Society to host renewable energy symposium Jan 3 - #06–326
• State Environmental Award nomination deadline is Dec. 15 - #06–324
• Wild and domestic turkeys: birds of a different feather - #06–323

November 20, 2006

• 20th annual wild quail management seminars scheduled for march 8-10, 2007 - #06-318
• Coastal waterfowl hunting opportunities are numerous - #06-321
• DNR Law Enforcement collects shoeboxes for kids in need - #06-315
• Oyster shell recyling drop-off locations are in coastal counties - #06-319
• Small-game hunting opportunities available on Lowcountry WMA lands - #06-320
• Spartanburg businessman appointed to state Natural Resources Board - #06-314
• S.C. deer hunters interested in limit on bucks, tagging - #06-317

November 13, 2006

• DNR biologists complete red drum stocking for 2006 - #06–312
• Hampton County’s Lake Warren pier to be rebuilt by state DNR - #06–311
• Moderate drought status maintained for Savannah River Basin - #06–306
• Natural Resources Board meets Nov. 17 in Columbia - #06–310
• Shrimp-baiting season closes Nov. 13 - #06–307
• State of clams report now on DNR web site #06–313
• Waterfowl Advisory Committee meets Nov. 14 at Donnelley WMA #06–309

November 6, 2006

• 200 participate in Youth Hunting & Safety Day - #06–305
• DNR law enforcement committee will meet November 15 in Columbia - #06–304
• DNR Marine Resources director elected vice chair of Atlantic Fisheries group - #06–300
• Drought response committee conference call set Nov. 8 - #06–299
• Nomination deadline is Dec. 15 for state environmental award - #06–302
• On-air messages detail state DNR programs - #06–301
• Rule change to affect snapper, grouper fishery - #06–303

October 30, 2006

• Drought Response Committee conference call Nov. 8 in Columbia
• Florence farmer attests to quail strip program #06–297
• Governor's Cup Billfishing Series announces changes, 2007 schedule #06–292
• New state DNR biologists assist delivery of federal programs #06–295
• Oyster resource update now online #06–293
• State environmental award nominations being sought #06–298
• State Heritage Trust Board will meet Nov. 1 in Mullins #06–291
• Top counties for quail and rabbit ranked by DNR Small Game Project #06–296
• Vet and Rehab of the Year nominations being accept - #06–294

October 23, 2006

• All-star lineup of speakers set at Prescribed Fire meeting Oct. 31 - #06–285
• Deep-sea research produces reef maps - #06–290
• McBee, Webb quail hunt applications due Nov. 3 - #06–286
• Motorists need to watch for deer on state roads - #06–288
• Outdoor Family Adventure event draws large turnout to hatchery - #06–289
• River sweep on Chattooga, Chauga Rivers picks up 120 bags of trash - #06–287
• State launches enhanced hunting, fishing licensing online at SC.gov - #06–284

October 16, 2006

• Asian Green Mussels found in Lowcountry waters - #06–282
• DNR Marine Resources Center Charleston open house Oct. 21 - #06–276
• DNR reminds public about shrimp-baiting regulations - #06–280
• Natural Resources Board meets Oct 20 in Columbia - #06–281
• Rule change to affect snapper, grouper fishery - #06–283
• Sign up to improve bird habitat with 'quail strip - #06–279
• View autumn leaf colors at state heritage preserves - #06–277
• Venison is not only source of toxoplasmosis parasite - #06–278

October 9, 2006

• NFL great Csonka to host children's charity event - #06–272
• Nuisance wildlife control operators sought for list - #06–271
• ‘Prescribed Fire in Southern Forests’ topic at S.C. Prescribed Fire meeting - #06–270
• State environmental award nominations being sought - #06–273
• Two youth deer hunts set for Orangeburg County - #06–275
• Young anglers just want to have fun, survey finds - #06–274

October 2, 2006

• Archery deer and hog hunts offered at Georgetown County wildlife areas - #06–268
• Deer hunters should not confuse chronic wasting disease with hemorrhagic disease - #06–262
• Longleaf Alliance conference to be held Nov. 13-16 in Georgia - #06–264
• Open House Oct. 21 at Marine Resources Center - #06–266
• Preserve fall and winter habitat for quail, rabbits - #06–265
• Reef-Ex Project continues DNR/National Guard partnership - #06–267
• State of shrimp report is now on DNR web site - #06–262
• State DNR directory lists nuisance wildlife agents - #06–261

September 25, 2006

• ACE Basin Research Reserve observes Estuaries Day Sept. 30 #06–256
• American Bird Conservancy, Wildlife Society oppose feral cat colonie #06–257
• Category added to South Carolina Wildlife’s photography competition #06–260
• Frozen, mounted waterfowl needed for DNR Education #06–259
• Moderate drought declared for Savannah River Basin #06–254
• South Carolina DNR honors 2006 officers of the year #06–255
• Oct 1 is deadline for landowners’ voluntary conservation programs #06–258

September 18, 2006

• Deer hunting on railroad tracks is illegal, dangerous - #06–252
• DNR cooperating in flood insurance rate map project - #06–249
• Drought Response Committee to meet Sept 20 in Columbia - #06–247
• Ethical hunting behavior a part of sporting heritage - #06–250
• Proper disposal of deer remains is a rule of good hunter ethics - #06–251
• Season for oysters, clams set to open Sept. 16 in S.C. - #06–253
• Youth fishing survey finds angling gains popularity - #06–248

September 11, 2006

• 18th Annual Beach Sweep/River Sweep litter cleanup will be held Sept. 16 - #06–240
• ACE Basin Research Reserve observes Estuaries Day Sept. 30 - #06–245
• Archery deer-hunting opportunities are numerous in coastal region - #06–242
• Deer-hunting opportunities set at Bonneau Ferry Wildlife Area - #06–246
• Historic habitat protection project nears completion - #06–239
• Natural Resources Board meets Sept. 15 in Columbia - #06–238
• No evidence of chronic wasting disease found in South Carolina white-tailed deer - #06–244
• Outdoor Family Adventure Day celebration Sept. 30 in Columbia - #06–241
• Shrimp-baiting season opens Sept. 15 in South Carolina waters - #06–243

September 4, 2006

• 18th annual Beach Sweep/River Sweep litter cleanup set Sept. 16 in S.C. - #06-231
• Biologist says people can learn to co-exist with black bears - #06-236
• DNR boating safety patrols, courtesy inspections planned for Labor Day weekend - #06-237
• Hunters must check deer taken on lower state WMA ’s - #06-235
• Import of deer, elk parts into state still limited by state regulation - #06-233
• Late-season migratory bird season approved by Natural Resources Board - #06-232
• Outdoor Family Adventure Day celebration Sept. 30 in Columbia - #06-234

August 28, 2006

• Calhoun Falls students compete in Envirothon - #06-225
• Early Canada goose season set to open September 1 - #06-229
• Frozen, mounted waterfowl needed for DNR Education - #06-230
• Hunt schedules announced for Woodbury Wildlife Area - #06-226
• Non-native Pacu fish caught in Sampit River - #06-224
• Respect Wildlife Management Areas around South Carolina - #06-228
• Youth deer hunts to be held in fall by Santee Cooper, DNR - #06-227

August 21, 2006

• Banded Mourning Doves Provide Vital Information to Biologists - #06–219
• DNR, Air Force set Youth Deer Hunt at Poinsett Electronic Combat Range - #06–222
• Development of Estuarine Systems Seminar set Aug. 24 at USC-Beaufort - #06–217
• First Dove Hunt at Donnelley Wildlife Area Limited by Drawing - #06–221
• First Level of Drought Declared - #06–216
• Louisiana Governor Thanks DNR Officers for Katrina Assistance - #06–218
• Ocean Exploration Research Underway - #06–223
• Partners for Trout Receives $1,000 Donation from Trout Unlimited - #06–220

August 14, 2006

• Aiken County wildlife area opens to public in September - #06–215
• Natural Resources Board meets Aug. 18 in Bluffton - #06–213
• Personal watercraft safety is top priority for state DNR - #06–214
• ‘Swift Night Out’ to count swifts in August, September - #06–211
• Waterfowl Advisory group meets Aug. 15 at Dennis Wildlife Center - #06–212

August 7, 2006

• Adult, youth dove hunts set at Draper WMA in York County - #06–204
• DNR to provide special youth deer hunts in upstate region - #06–206
• Fifty-one fields available for public dove hunting - #06–209
• Hampton Marine Conservation Banquet Celebrates Legacy - #06–210
• Migratory Waterfowl Group will Meet Aug. 8 in Columbia - #06–203
• New public hunting opportunities available in the low country - #06–208
• Wildlife technical assistance list available to landowners from DNR - #06–207
• Youth dove hunt set in Union County - #06–205

July 31, 2006

• DNR to conduct youth dove hunts - #06–197
• Early-season migratory bird seasons approved by Natural Resources Board - #06–196
• Hampton Marine Conservation Banquet Aug. 12 in Mt. Pleasant - #06–199
• Migratory waterfowl group will meet Aug 8 in Columbia - #06–201
• Popular Jocassee Gorges trail reconstruction now complete - #06–198
• Southeastern Bat Blitz set in S.C. mountains Aug. 6-10 - #06–200
• State Heritage Trust Board to meet Aug 2 in Columbia - #06–202

July 24, 2006

• Alligator warning signs now available - #06–196
• Deer hunts for mobility impaired hunters will be held in Upstate - #06–194
• DNR battles invasive reed in Winyah Bay/Santee Delta - #06–192
• Fant’s Grove youth deer hunt registration is due by Sept. 4 - #06–193
• Hampton Marine Conservation Banquet set for Aug. 12 - #06–195

July 17, 2006

• Alligator warning signs now available - #06–191
• Applications now being accepted for Anderson County dove hunt - #06–187
• Hampton marine conservation banquet set for Aug. 12 - #06–189
• Natural Resources Board meets July 21 in Charleston - #06–184
• Nesting chimney swifts are source of noise now heard in fireplaces - #06–188
• New Broad River fish passage facility dedicated in Columbia - #06–185
• S.C. Conservation Bank commits $9 million for habitat protection - #06–190
• Upstate youth dove hunt applications due by Aug. 18 - #06–186

July 10, 2006

• DNR Law Enforcement Committee will meet July 18 in Charleston - #06–181
• DNR to hold public meetings focusing on marine resources - #06–178
• First wild whooping crane chicks hatch in the Midwest in over 100 years - #06–177
• ‘Home Run’ wins Megadock Billfishing Tournament in Governor’s Cup Series - #06–176
• Register now for the upcoming Agroforestry, Wildlife Field Day - #06–182
• South Carolina Wildlife’ television show to air July 8 - #06–183
• S.C. Wildlife Federation will celebrate 75th anniversary - #06–179
• Wildlife, Fisheries Committee will meet July 11 in Columbia - #06–180

July 3, 2006

• Beach vitex may threaten sea turtle hatchlings - #06–173
• Boating safety enforcement stepped up over July 4 holiday - #06–171
• DNR replanting oyster reefs - #06–175
• Hunting, fishing licenses are up for renewal in S.C. - #06–172
• Youth deer hunts to be held this fall by Santee Cooper, DNR - #06–174

June 26, 2006

• Biologist says people can learn to co-exist with black bears #06 - 165
• DNR to hold public meetings focusing on marine resources #06 - 167
• Drought Response Committee cancels June 27 Columbia meeting #06 - 164
• Lynches Scenic River Advisory Council hosts Congaree. Pee Dee Land Trusts #06 - 170
• ‘Mary Agnes’ wins Bohicket tournament in Governor’s Cup Series #06 - 166
• Quail Unlimited Midlands funds habitat at Manchester State Forest #06 - 169
• Statewide deer harvest stable in 2005 #06 - 168

June 19, 2006

• Bear hunters clean up Jocassee, build bench at scenic overlook #06 - 158
• Commercial license needed to sell pen-reared quail #06 - 161
• Construction of oil-spill response facility for waterbirds underway #06 - 156
• DNR stocks 2.5 million striped bass into Lakes Marion and Moultrie #06 - 157
• DNR to hold public meetings focusing on marine resources #06 - 163
• Give new wild game, seafood cookbook for Father’s Day #06 - 162
• Multi-year research improves knowledge of sea turtle population #06 - 160
• Partners for trout reconstructs stream to protect trout waters #06 - 159

June 12, 2006

• 2006 Goose Creek Fishing Rodeo
• Charleston Harbor hosts third round of Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series #06 - 152
• DNR to hold public meetings focusing on marine resources #06 - 155
• Feed summer hummingbirds for entertainment, beauty #06 - 154
• Hurry to plant fields for fall dove hunts #06 - 151
• Natural Resources Board meets June 16 in Columbia #06 - 149
• Prescribed burning benefits are many, but challenges abound #06 - 153

June 5, 2006

• Give new wild game, seafood cookbook for Father’s Day #06 - 147
• Officials: be prepared for hurricane season #06 - 145
• Public invited to discuss shark management plan #06 - 146
• S.C. Wildlife Federation will celebrate 75th anniversary #06 - 148

May 29, 2006

• Georgetown Blue Marlin tournament hosts second leg of billfishing series #06 - 143
• National Fishing, Boating week June 3-11 to feature free classes, fishing events #06 - 142
• S.C. antler-scoring sessions reveal many new records #06 - 144
• Summer boating safety enforcement, education increased in South Carolina #06 - 141

May 22, 2006

• Atlantic white-cedar wetlands being restored in South Carolina #06 - 136
• Bluffton veterinarian wins Palmetto Wildlife Award #06 - 138
• Boating, water safety urged during Memorial Day weekend #06 - 134
• Civil War fort ceremony to mark 1862 Battle of Secessionville June 17 #06 - 137
• National Trails Day event June 3 at Congaree Creek #06 - 135
• Savannah River Committee will meet May 22 in Augusta #06 - 140
• South Carolina waters open to commercial shrimpers May 18 #06 - 139

May 15, 2006

• 2.5 million striped bass stocked in Santee Cooper #06 - 132
• About 300 youth enjoy Goose Creek fishing event #06 - 131
• DNR plans public auction May 17 in West Columbia #06 - 127
• DNR releases cobia into Colleton River #06 - 133
• Free fishing classes, events set for National Fishing, Boating Week #06 - 129
• Natural Resources Board meets May 19 at Yawkey Wildlife Center #06 - 128
• New report shows brook trout imperiled throughout Eastern range #06 - 130
• Migratory waterfowl group will meet May 16 in Columbia #06 - 126

May 8, 2006

• DNR plans public auction May 17 in West Columbia #06 - 120
• Growing-season burns a natural ecological process in South Carolina #06 - 123
• May 13 Migratory Bird Day emphasizes importance of protecting boreal forest #06 - 118
• Painted Bunting Observer Team seeks help from citizen scientists #06 - 119
• ‘Quail strips’ can improve bird habitat; South Carolina signups begin June 5 #06 - 121
• Report manatee sightings to South Carolina DNR #06 - 124
• Soil and water conservation practices also benefit wildlife #06 - 122
• Waterfowl Advisory group will meet May 9 in Columbia #06 - 117

May 1, 2006

• Drought Response Committee delays drought declaration #06 - 107
• State Heritage Trust Board will meet May 3 in Columbia #06 - 108
• Youth fishing events scheduled around SC #06 - 109
• Oyster, clam seasons in SC will close soon #06 - 110
• DNR says removing oyster shell from recycling areas unlawful #06 - 111
• DNR plans public auction May 17 in West Columbia #06 - 112
• Deer don't make good pets, so don't adopt a ‘lost’ fawn #06–114
• New DNR monofilament recycling program helps waterways, wildlife #06–115
• Award announced for Palmetto Wildlife Rehabilitator of the Year #06–116
• SC Water Resources Workshop offers discussions on water-related issues #06–114

April 24, 2006

• Aiken County wildlife reserve open to public Saturdays in May #06 - 101
• Citizens can help DNR match federal funds for wildlife #06 - 104
• DNR biologist recognized for 30 years of leadership in sea turtle conservation #06 - 106
• DNR plans public auction May 17 in West Columbia #06 - 102
• DNR offers reward for Santee Cooper striped bass transmitters #06 - 103
• Longleaf pine stood firm to Hurricane Katrina’s winds #06 - 105

April 17, 2006

• Bluebird boxes can bring enjoyment to bird lovers #06 - 98
• DNR purchases, protects 8,560 acres in Marion County #06 - 95
• Natural Resources Board meets April 21 in Columbia #06 - 101
• Public meetings to discuss shellfish recommendations #06 - 100
• Small alligators are not a problem #06 - 96
• Some DNR services now available at Conway DMV #06 - 99
• Wildlife, Fisheries Committee will meet April 18 at Cheraw State Park #06 - 97

April 10, 2006

• 2006 Aquatic Plant Management Plan now available on Internet #06 - 88
• Lake Hartwell Restoration & Compensation Determination Plan available online #06 - 92
• New regulations for seabird nesting islands #06 - 93
• New conservation effort at upcoming Governor’s Cup Billfishing Series #06 - 91
• Plan and prepare now for fall dove hunting #06 - 89
• Public input on migratory bird hunting to be sought at April 12 Charleston meeting #06 - 87
• State Heritage Trust Board meets April 10 in Columbia #06 - 94

April 3, 2006

• Conservation programs benefit wildlife; CRP signup is scheduled through April 14 #06 - 82
• Download new ‘My First Fish’ certificate from web site #06 - 84
• Governor signs $32 million conservation bond act to protect 39,000 acres of forestland #06 - 80
• New fish tag reporting phone number for anglers#06 - 86
• Public input on migratory bird hunting to be sought at April 12 Charleston meeting #06 - 81
• USC students work to enhance Congaree Bluffs Heritage Preserve #06 - 83

March 27, 2006

• Governor Sanford proclaims March as Prescribed Fire Awareness Month - #06 - 74
• Landowners learned techniques of improving wild quail habitat - #06 - 76
• Legislation to benefit diamondback terrapins - #06 - 79
• Reel Art contest winners announced - #06 - 77
• Santee Coastal youth turkey hunts application deadlines approaching - #06 - 75
• Young Outdoor Communicators’ Competition awards presented - #06 - 78

March 20, 2006

• March 28-30 meetings seek public input for Little Pee Dee River plan - #06 - 70
• New publication to enhance saltwater fishing identification - #06 - 72
• Sportsmen’s Classic to feature National Archery in Schools competition March 24 - #06 - 67
• Southern Whitetail collection exhibited at the Palmetto Sportsmen's Classic - #06 - 68
• Students refine knowledge of state’s coastal resources - #06 - 71
• Turkey season outlook fair; Youth Hunt Day set March 25 - #06 - 69
• Workshops to address fisheries research grant proposals

March 13, 2006

• Brushy ditch banks, weedy field borders are beneficial to wildlife around farms - #06 - 64
• DNR Uses Christmas Trees to build fish attractors - #06 - 65
• Natural Resources Board meets March 17 in Columbia - #06 - 61
• Spring wild turkey season approaches; turkeys no longer required to be checked - #06 - 62
• Star Fort Pond near Ninety Six opens April 1 - #06 - 63
• Wildlife food plot contest entry deadline is April 1 - #06 - 66

March 6, 2006

• Adult/youth fishing opened March 4 at Bonneau Ferry - #06-55
• Council discusses possible scenic Lynches River canoe trail March 7 - #06-54
• Marine Advisory Committee to meet March 10 in Charleston - #06-60
• Queen triggerfish, bluefin tuna records set off coast in January - #06-58
• State DNR officers’ names appear on law enforcement memorial - #06-59
• State Youth Raccoon Hunting Championship held in Lowcountry - #06-57

February 27, 2006

• DNR preserve manager new chair of state Prescribed Fire Council - #06-52
• Forums brief landowners on conservation, assistance - #06-50
• Outdoor photography exhibition set for Palmetto Sportsmen’s Classic - #06-51
• View ‘South Carolina Wildlife’ television show segments online - #06-53

February 20, 2006

• Aiken County wildlife area will be open to the public - #06-47
• Alligator educator headline Palmetto Sportsmen’s Classic - #06-45
• Archaeological excavations open at Great Pee Dee March 11 - #06-44
• DNR marine scientist receives national honor - #06-49
• DNR recycles oyster shells to benefit restoration program - #06-46
• Red drum/circle hooks seminar to be held Feb. 23 in Beaufort - #06-42
• State’s only fish lock offers underwater view; access limited - #06-48
• Waterfowl Advisory Committee to meet Feb. 22 in McClellanville - #06-41
• Wood duck art by Charleston student wins 2006 S.C. Junior Duck Stamp contest - #06-43

February 13, 2006

• Antler scoring sessions set across South Carolina - #06-36
• DNR Law Enforcement Committee will meet Feb. 16 in Charleston - #06-31
• National bass tourney weigh-in set at Palmetto Sportsmen’s Classic - #06-38
• Owl pellets from DNR great educational tool - #06-39
• Santee, Cooper Rivers blueback herring fishery opens March 1 - #06-35
• S.C. Natural Resources Board meets Feb. 17 in McClellanville - #06-32
• Time is running out to make comments on 2006 Aquatic Plant Management Plan - #06-34
• Wild quail management seminars set March 9-1 - #06-37

February 6, 2006

• American Shad season underway in S.C - #06-27
• Feb. 10 Darlington landowners' forum to discuss conservation incentives - #06-26
• Native reptiles, amphibians on display at 2006 Palmetto Sportsmen's Classic - #06-28
• Prescribed burns restore habitat, improve safety on state preserves - #06-29
• Statewide wildlife habitat contest winners announced - #06-30
• User-friendly weather a goal of online site

January 30, 2006

• 2005-06 commercial shrimp season total appears down - #06-23
• 2006 Aquatic Plant Management Plan now available for public review - #06-22
• DNR biologist working to conserve mussels - #06-25
• Sportsmen's Classic March 24-26 good place to learn about fishing - #06-21
• State Heritage Trust Board meets Feb. 2 in Hampton County - #06-20
• Two additional meetings set to discuss buck limits, tag programs - #06-24

January 23, 2006

• Adult/youth turkey hunt applications available- #06-19
• Fisheries Society, Fisheries Workers set for Feb. 16-17 joint meeting in Charleston- #06-17
• House bill bill would provide needed funding for habitat protection - #06-15
• Palmetto Sportsmen's Classic set for March 24-26 in Columbia- #06-16
• State's plant atlas featured on web site - #06-18

January 16, 2006

• Begin exploration of ACE Basin at Edisto Interpretive Center - #06-11
• Savannah River Committee will meet Jan. 17 in North Augusta- #06-14
• S.C. Natural Resources Board will meet Jan. 20 in Edgefield - #06-9
• Wild quail management seminars set March 9-11 - #06-12
• Wood duck box plans now on SCDNR website - #06-13
• Youth Waterfowl Days are set in state Feb. 4-5 - #06-10

January 9, 2006

• DNR partners with National Guard for successful reef deployment - #06-7
• North Island hog hunts with dogs to remove destructive feral hogs - #06-8
• Savannah River Committee meets Jan. 9 in Columbia - #06-5
• Wildlife, Fisheries Committee will meet Jan. 10 in Columbia - #06-6

January 2, 2006

• DNR Stocks Nearly Three Million Red Drum - #06-1
• Numerous S.C. Areas for Barrier-free Fishing Access - #06-4
• Teachers participate in Coastal Workshop - #06-2
• S.C. winter weather awareness means preparing for ice storms - #06-3
  

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