2024 Annual Report
Nemours Wildlife Foundation made significant strides in 2024, advancing conservation through research, education, and stewardship. The year saw the addition of two key staff members, the expansion of student housing,
Longleaf Pine Restoration
In a recent article for The Post & Courier, Tony Kukulich explores the efforts of conservationists, including the Nemours Wildlife Foundation, to restore longleaf pine forests, which once dominated the
Michael’s Internship Update
The following post was written by Michael, our 2024 Research Intern. We’re excited to have Michael Belanger back with us as our current Research Intern. In this post, he shares
The Post and Courier Article
In October, we had the pleasure of hosting Tony Kukulich from The Post & Courier for an interview and tour of Nemours Wildlife Foundation. President & CEO Andrew Bridges and
Fall for Wildlife 2024
Reflecting on Fall for Wildlife Much to our delight, Fall for Wildlife sold out six weeks before the event! On Saturday, Oct. 26, we welcomed over 200 guests—a wonderful mix
Alaina’s Internship Reflections – Part I
The following post was written by Alaina, our 2024 Education Intern. We’re thrilled to have Alaina with us, and she has been an incredible asset to our team. In this
Heroes of Hurricane Season
Wetland ecology and management are focal points of our work at Nemours. Our managed tidal impoundments—historic rice fields, some dating back to the 1700s—are significant both culturally and ecologically. These
Beaufort Lifestyle Feature
Affectionally referred to as our “fearless leader,” President & CEO Dr. Andrew Bridges recently sat down with Beaufort Lifestyle to explore his journey from a childhood fascination with wildlife to
New Staff Members
Yemassee’s Nemours Wildlife Foundation has added two new staff members since the start of the year. First, Nemours welcomed Kimberly Larsen to its team in the role of Business Administrator.
Eugene and Laura duPont Conservation Hall
Nemours Wildlife Foundation and supporters recently cut the ribbon on the Eugene and Laura duPont Conservation Hall that will serve as the home base for their expanding wildlife research and
Coastal Kingdom – “The ACE Basin”
Nemours Wildlife Foundation staff were featured on “The ACE Basin” episode of Coastal Kingdom Education & Outreach Coordinator Heather Kraus and President & CEO Andrew Bridges joined Coastal Kingdom host
2024 Strategic Vision
Our Actions Shape Our Future. At Nemours Wildlife Foundation, we are building an ecosystem. An ecosystem of conservation. An ecosystem based on action. The seeds of these actions are planted