Upcoming Can’t-Miss Conservancy Events in May
Step outside this spring and explore with the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy team! Whether you’re a budding archaeologist, an avid bird lover, or simply looking to experience the Bluff in a […]
What the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy Does—and Why It Matters
How the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy Protects 20,000 Acres of Lowcountry Land Every Day Set at the confluence of the May, Cooper, and New Rivers in South Carolina’s Lowcountry, Palmetto Bluff […]
The Power of Prescribed Burning at the Bluff
The Palmetto Bluff Conservancy plays an active role in caring for the land and wildlife that make Palmetto Bluff so special, and you might be surprised to learn that fire […]
2025 Buffalo Run: Watch The Recap
Naturally Festive: Palmetto Bluff’s Native Pines and Berries
As December settles over Palmetto Bluff, it brings softer light, cooler mornings, and the natural beauty of native evergreens and winter berries that define the Lowcountry landscape. Palmetto Bluff Conservancy’s […]
Watching Birds, Supporting Science: FeederWatch at Palmetto Bluff
Here in the Lowcountry, the Conservancy brings FeederWatch to life with guided sessions at the Conservancy’s bird feeders. Education and Outreach Manager Aaron Palmieri leads these gatherings, teaching attendees how […]
Lowcountry Canvas
Visionary land planner Mark Permar reflects on Palmetto Bluff’s rich history and its enduring connection to the land. With Anson on the horizon, the legacy of designing with nature lives […]
Loyalties Divided
By Katie Epps, Palmetto Bluff Archaeologist Standing on the bluff that rises above the May River, gaze across the vast expanse of marsh and sky. This is a landscape virtually […]
Behind the Bluff with Land and Wildlife Manager: Brian Byrne
Brian’s Journey to Palmetto Bluff If you’ve ever spotted a feral pig along a trail, heard the call of a hawk overhead, or taken a peaceful walk through the Bluff’s […]
Citizen Science
Citizen Science is Thriving at Palmetto Bluff Did you know that residents of Palmetto Bluff are playing a vital role in national and global conservation efforts—all from their backyard? Through […]
