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Key Stakeholders and Operating Locations

The SCDNR's Key Stakeholders

Asterisk (*) denotes entities with which the SCDNR has partnered.

The SCDNR's Key Stakeholders Other Than Customers (including but not limited to)
Hunting & Fishing Organizations Conservation & Environmental Organizations: Other State, County and Municipal Entities:

Hunting:

  • Ducks Unlimited *
  • Quality Deer Management Association
  • S.C. CAMO Coalition
  • Wild Turkey Federation *

Freshwater Fishing:

  • Bass Anglers Sportsman's Society
  • Bass Federation
  • FLW Outdoors
  • Greenville Striper Kings
  • Lake Murray Guides Association
  • Midlands Striper Club
  • Pure Fishing
  • Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation
  • Trout Unlimited *

Saltwater Fishing:

  • Coastal Conservation Association *
  • Hilton Head Reef Foundation *
  • S.C. Marina Association
  • S.C. Seafood Alliance *
  • S.C. Shellfish Growers Association
  • S.C. Shrimper's Association
  • Ashley-Cooper Stormwater Education Consortium
  • Audubon Society
  • Carolina Clear
  • Coastal Conservation League
  • Conservation Voters of S.C.
  • Donnelley Foundation *
  • Edisto Island Preservation Alliance *
  • Five Rivers Coalition
  • Focus Groups
  • Harry Hampton Wildlife Fund *
  • Lowcountry Open Land Trust
  • National Fish Habitat Board
  • Nemours Environmental Foundation *
  • Noisette Project
  • North Inlet – Winyah Bay NERR *
  • Palmetto Conservation Foundation *
  • Safari Club International
  • S.C. American Fisheries Society
  • S.C. Farm Bureau *
  • S.C. Fisheries Workers Association
  • S.C. Forestry Association
  • S.C. Land Trust Network
  • S.C. Natural Resources Society
  • S.C. Wildlife Federation *
  • Sierra Club
  • Southeast Aquatic Resources Partnership
  • Teacher Environmental Network *
  • S.C. Coastal Information Network *
  • The Land Trust Alliance *
  • The Conservation Fund *
  • The Nature Conservancy *
  • Upstate Forever
  • Wildlife Action, Inc.
  • Local Emergency Preparedness Offices
  • Regional Climate Centers *
  • S.C. Conservation Bank *
  • S.C. Department of Education *
  • S.C. Emergency Preparedness Division
  • S.C. Forestry Commission
  • S.C. Interactive *
  • S.C. Parks, Recreation & Tourism *
  • State water users (industry, agriculture, & regional, county & municipal water processors and providers)
  • Various law enforcement entities

Professional Associations:

  • American Fisheries Society
  • Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies
  • Climatological Society
  • S.C. Association of Conservation Districts*
  • S.C. Wildlife Officers Association *
  • S.C. Wildlife Society Chapter
  • S.E. Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies
  • Soil and Water Conservation Society

Corporate Partners*

  • Crescent Resources
  • Duke Energy
  • International Paper
  • Santee Cooper
  • SCE&G


The SCDNR's Operating Locations

Four Regional Hub Offices State Fish Hatcheries
Clemson, Columbia, Charleston, Florence Cohen Campbell (West Columbia), Walhalla (Mt. Rest)
  Heath Springs (Springs Stevens), Cheraw & Bayless (St. Stephen
Major Operational Locations Wildlife & Freshwater Fisheries Work Centers
Rembert Dennis Building (Columbia) Greenwood, Rock Hill, Barnwell, Eastover
5 Geology Road (Columbia) Samworth (Georgetown)
Dennis Wildlife Center (Bonneau) Santee Coastal Reserve (McClellanville)
Marine Resources Center (James Island) ACE Basin / Donnelley (Green Pond)
Waddell Mariculture Center (Bluffton) Webb Wildlife Center (Garnett), Dennis Center (Bonneau)
  Land, Water and Conservation District Office
  St. Matthews