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Fall 2024 slate of events coming soon.

Upcoming Lectures and Field Trips

Public Lectures New Venue Notice:
James Island Arts and Cultural Center 1248 Camp Rd., James Island, SC 29412

Audubon Programs
Our Audubon chapter is active with monthly lectures and frequent birding field trips during the acadamic year (roughly September thru May). We sit out the hottest months of summer — but please sign up for our newsletter below and monitor our Facebook page — we'll spread the word about events of interest during the summer months.

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Botany Bay 04/16/2023
Botany Bay 04/16/2023. S. Markham
Trivia night 06/06/2023
Trivia night 06/06/2023
Raptor ID lecture 09/13/2023
Stono Preserve, CofC, 09/16/2023
Grove Plantation 10/15/2023 D. Mclean
Oyster Roast 12/03/2023
Oyster Roast 12/03/2023
Oyster Roast 12/03/2023
Oyster Roast 12/03/2023

Charleston Natural History Society

We are the Charleston Natural History Society (CNHS) – and Charleston Audubon society – a South Carolina chapter of the National Audubon Society since 1970. Founded as the Charleston Natural History Society in 1905, we serve Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties. We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) tax exempt environmental organization that actively promotes awareness, appreciation and conservation of the natural environment through educational programs, field trips, conservation projects, sponsored research and social activities.

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Where to go birding: "Finding Birds in South Carolina" by Dr. Robin M. Carter, a digital adaptation by the Carolina Bird Club.

Christmas Bird Counts (CBC) list & map by the Carolina Bird Club

Mailing Address:

Charleston Natural History Society

P.O. Box 31373

Charleston, South Carolina 29417

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