The Palmetto Trail, a gift to South Carolina to encourage and inspire active, outdoor recreation, land conservation, and preservation of historical and cultural landmarks.

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Are you interested in fly fishing? 🎣

Join us for Women’s Outdoor Adventure Weekend! You will be taught the art of 10-to-2 casting, as well as the technical details of reels, rods, fly lines, tippets and backing, and much more. For participants who already have the skills and knowledge of fly fishing, you will spend time on the water advancing your skills and knowledge!

For more information on Women’s Outdoor Adventure Weekend or to register, click the link below!🖇

https://pcfwomensadventure.com/register

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Join us in welcoming Kylie Ann Sheahan to the Palmetto Trail team!

Hello, my name is Kylie Ann Sheahan & I am a product of Waterford, Connecticut.

I consider myself adventurous & happy. I enjoy simple aesthetics, the ocean and food. My family & all dogs make me the happiest, though (besides the Palmetto Trail, of course).

I’m eager to meet all of you who also love the trail and I’m honored to be apart of such a wonderful community that PCF has created.

See you on the trail!

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Great group of people committed to conservation! I’ve been fortunate to do a Trail cleanup with them and it was a great way to spend a Saturday morning.

- Brian Thom

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2019-2021 Annual Report

AmeriCorps Needs YOU!

Are you looking for a life-changing experience serving South Carolina’s public lands? The Palmetto Conservation Corps is hiring members to serve for 5.5 months, starting work as soon as possible. Our AmeriCorps program provides training in trail building, wilderness first aid, leave no trace ethics, environmental stewardship, and disaster response. Corps members gain professional skills in leadership, teamwork, conflict resolution, and problem-solving while also networking with seasoned professionals in the field of conservation and land management.

Does it sound too good to be true; are you wondering if the program is as beneficial as we say it is? Numbers speak for themselves- 100% of this year’s Fall Crew chose to extend their service into another term.

When asked what was gained from serving with the Palmetto Conservation Corps, one member said the following:

“The Corps has given me skills, certifications, and experiences that will undoubtedly help me in the job market once I complete my term of service. However, the crewmates I serve alongside and the supervisors I learn from have become the best part of my experience. I have gained friends and mentors that will last a lifetime.”

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