Upstate Forever protected more than 2,000 acres in 2020
Upstate Forever protected 2,176 acres across the 10-county Upstate region in 2020.
Outdoors & Recreation
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Letter to the editor: We must preserve biodiversity
We are in the sixth mass extinction. The loss of global biodiversity is readily apparent even in Greenville County alone. According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, within Greenville…
Local advocacy group seeks National Wildlife Federation certification for Paris Mountain
Once Paris Mountain completes its certification, it will join more than 205,000 Certified Wildlife Habitat sites across the country.
Tim Todd and Discover Upcountry welcome visitors to special places in the Upstate
Founded in 1978, Discover Upcountry was the third or fourth organization in the state to be formed to promote tourism in multiple counties, according to Tim Todd.
Furman professor examines trail accessibility in under-resourced communities
Researchers found that research on the topic to be lacking.
New study reveals private land is a major cause of failing stream banks in Greenville’s ecosystem
To the untrained eye, the image of a failing stream bank might not look that different from any flowing stream.
Protecting our natural resources. Is Greenville County up to the challenge?
The need to preserve green space, outdoor recreation, wildlife and agriculture is pressing. Is Greenville County up to the challenge?