Adopt-a-highway and help clean up terrestrial habitats as well!
NOAA Marine Debris Division and the Southeast Atlantic Marine Debris Initiative (SEA-MDI), at the University of Georgia,
have developed the Marine Debris Tracker mobile App. Use this iPhone or
Android software record where you find trash on our coastlines and waterways.
The SCDNR is interested in the non-native Island apple snail, found in freshwater ponds. If these large snails or their
bright pink egg casings are observed, please report the sighting to islandapplesnails@dnr.sc.gov or call 843-953-4985, including
the following information: reporter name, date, location, and photograph (if possible).
UCLA's Center for Embedded Networked Sensing (CENS), the National Park Service and the Center for
Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health at the University of Georgia have coordinated to produce an App called
Wild Spotter. Report the GPS coordinates of invasive species
to researchers. Available for iPhone or Android.
The South Carolina Exotic Pest Plant Council is a nonprofit, volunteer
organization dedicated to providing a forum for the exchange of scientific, educational and technical information associated with the
control of invasive plant species that threaten natural areas in the state. To help in the efforts for Early Detection and Rapid
Response (EDRR), please report new occurrences in your county to EDDMapS.
