Join us for a very special birding nature walk with the Charleston Bird Club on Sunday, March 23rd from 9AM-11AM at the Roxbury Park in Meggett, SC. During this walk, expect to learn about the diverse habitats such as the saltwater and freshwater ponds, Toogoodoo Creek, and uplands that support a diverse bird population. Walk with Coastal Conservation League staff as you also learn about the development threats to our rural lands, how the Town of Meggett is a leading example for maintaining rural character, and what all the Conservation League is doing to preserve our Lowcountry.
What to bring:
– Clothes appropriate for walking in nature
– Sneakers or boots
– Hat
– Sunscreen/bugspray
– Snacks
– Waterbottle
– Binoculars & anything else you may want for walking and birding such as guidebooks, a notepad, or backpack
Registration required! Limited space available. If you are no longer able to attend, please let Rachel (rachelh@scccl.org) know as to not take someone else’e spot! In the event that we need to reschedule due to weather, you will be notified via email the evening prior.
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About the Charleston Bird Club
Nicole Marie Pettinelli is the founder of the Charleston Bird Club and serves on the Board of Directors for the Charleston Audubon and Natural History Society.
A Charleston resident for over 30 years, she is a Master Naturalist and worked as a Professional Naturalist since 2016. Nicole Marie has assisted in several banding operations, community education programs and initiated numerous trash clean-ups, demonstrating her commitment to conservation.
Her leadership and dedication to education have made her a key figure in inspiring bird enthusiasts and preserving Charleston’s natural habitats.