by Kari Whitley | Mar 24, 2025 | Birding, Bulls Island & Cape Romain, Foundation, General
GUIDEPOSTS Protecting Horseshoe Crabs in South Carolina The South Carolina coast is home to a remarkable and ancient marine creature: the horseshoe crab. These living fossils play a pivotal role in the coastal ecosystem, serving as a crucial food source for migratory...
by Kari Whitley | Feb 25, 2025 | Bulls Island & Cape Romain, General
GUIDEPOSTS The Martello Tower on Bulls Island: A Forgotten Piece of Coastal History Bulls Island, the largest of four barrier islands within the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, is a 5,000-acre haven of maritime forest, salt marshes, and white sandy beaches....
by Kari Whitley | Feb 23, 2025 | Bulls Island & Cape Romain, Community, General
GUIDEPOSTS The Historic Lighthouses of Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge Tucked away in the heart of the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, two towering sentinels stand as a testament to South Carolina’s maritime history—the Cape Romain Lighthouses. These iconic...
by Kari Whitley | Feb 18, 2025 | Bulls Island & Cape Romain, Community, General
GUIDEPOSTS See the Otherworldly Beauty of Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island A forest stranded in the sea within Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge Nestled within the untouched wilderness of Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, Bulls Island is a place where nature...
by Kari Whitley | Feb 17, 2025 | Bulls Island & Cape Romain, Community, General
GUIDEPOSTS Discover Bulls Island:Tours with Coastal Expeditions February 17, 2025 Coastal Expeditions offers several ways to see Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge Bulls Island, the crown jewel of Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge, is one of the most breathtaking...
by kari | Jul 18, 2019 | Bulls Island & Cape Romain, Community, Foundation, Sea Turtles
The nesting islands in Cape Romain are more important that ever Post & Courier Commentarywritten by Capt. Chris Crolley “IF THESE TURTLE NESTING BEACHES WERE IN SOME FAR-FLUNG CORNER OF THE WORLD, THE INFORMATION HERE WOULD BE AT LEAST INTERESTING. HOWEVER,...
