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South Carolina wildlife officials have released 10,000 hatchery-raised Southern flounder into state waters, hoping to reverse a decline in one of the coast's most popular sport fish.

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, for the first time, will release Southern flounder into the state's estuaries.

The South Carolina Emergency Management Division is partnering with the National Weather Service and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources to promote awareness of the dangers associated with severe storms, tornadoes and flash flooding, while urging South Carolinians to take appropriate steps to stay safe.

The SC Department of Natural Resources hotline is live 24/7

The SC Department of Natural Resources hotline is live 24/7

Amanda McNulty explains what to do if you observe a sea turtle that looks injured or ill.

Amanda McNulty explains what to do if you observe a sea turtle that looks injured or ill.

Lowcountry residents may notice unusually low-flying aircraft as part of the annual conservation practice to count bald eagle chicks in their nests.

For the first time since 2017, brown pelicans have returned to nest on Crab Bank Seabird Sanctuary—one of South Carolina's few nesting sites for colonial seabirds.

More than 10,000 acres in Jasper and Hampton counties have been procured to protect 68 critical plant and animal habitats in the Palmetto State.