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Shorebird Celebration Week

March 9-14, 2026

Join us throughout the South Carolina coast to learn, celebrate, and ultimately protect our shorebirds! Various kinds of events, programs, celebrations, and outreach initiatives are taking place over the span of the week and across a mutltitude of venues. Whether you are a passionate birder or new to the world of coastal wildlife, all are welcome to join in on the events below to dive into the world of shorebirds and the critical role that South Carolina plays throughout their lifecycle. 

Yawkey Wildlife Center Birding and Photography Outing

March 9 & 10, 2026, 10:00am-2:00pm

At theTom Yawkey Wildlife Center

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Join Molly McNeill, Education and Outreach Coordinator at SCDNR’s Tom Yawkey Wildlife Center, on a four-hour birding and photography field trip. The Yawkey Wildlife Center provides important habitat for many species of birds and waterfowl, as well as other wildlife! This trip will visit various habitats, including brackish marshes and managed wetlands.  Make sure to bring your camera and binoculars! Field trips are limited to 14 participants. Participants should be prepared to cross the Intracoastal Waterway via pontoon boat, as well as multiple short walks on relatively even ground. Bring a bag lunch and drink. Call 843-546-6814 or email whamp@dnr.sc.gov to reserve your spot! 

Event hosted by SCDNR Tom Yawkey Wildlife Center

Bird Trivia-Shorebird Edition

March 10, 2026, 6:00-8:00pm

Holy City Brewing

Come join Audubon South Carolina for a fun evening of shorebird-themed and coastal trivia! Have fun with friends while learning some amazing new facts about the shorebirds that call South Carolina's beaches home. This event will be held in an outdoor seating area, and the rain date is April 1.

Event hosted by Audubon South Carolina.

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