Posts tagged: BeBe Dalton Harrison

For media inquiries contact: BeBe Dalton Harrison, South Carolina Wildlife Federation, bebe@scwf.org, (803) 256-0670 “Small group size, amazing instructors, absolutely fantastic!  Lots of staff for our small groups so our instructors were able to...

Hey ladies, would you like to… Learn new skills? Build confidence? Spend the weekend with like-minded people? If you love the outdoors and answered “yes” to these questions, we have just the event for...

At our recent POWR+ Inshore Fishing with Artificials day, women learned how to fish for inshore saltwater fish using lures and other artificial bait. In the summertime when baitfish are plentiful, it can be easier...

“Oh Deer!”, shouted the instructor as several educators ran across a field recently to find what they needed to survive as a white-tailed deer. This classic activity from Project WILD gives a hands-on demonstration...

For Immediate Release August 25, 2023 Contact: South Carolina Wildlife Federation – Director of Education, BeBe Dalton Harrison – (803) 269-2470 – mail@scwf.org    Published online: 9/1/23: The Sumter Item 9/1/23: Ground News 8/31/23:...

SCWF is proud to support S. 96, the South Carolina Boating Safety and Education bill which will make South Carolina’s waterways safer. This legislation will require boaters born on or after July 1, 2007...

By BeBe Dalton Harrison, SCWF Director of Education High school students from across the state gathered recently at King’s Mountain State Park to take part in Camp Wildwood, a conservation camp founded in 1954....

Congratulations to our newly minted class of Midlands Master Naturalists! We recently celebrated their achievement with a nature hike at Congaree National Park, where we saw the largest loblolly pine in the nation. The...

Thank you to the Columbia Metropolitan Magazine for featuring SCWF in their September issue! Click here for the online article on their website. By Meghan Daniel Photography by Robert Clark The South Carolina Wildlife...

The South Carolina Wildlife Federation (SCWF) is excited to announce the selection of ten South Carolina teachers to participate in a new pilot project, “Wildlife Connections from the Mountains to the Sea”, developed by...