Walk the elevated, 1.75-mile boardwalk at the Audubon Center at Francis Beidler Forest—the ancient trees, the wildlife, and the quiet flow of blackwater all await you.
Photo credit: Mark Musselman, Audubon South Carolina
Beidler Forest Boardwalk App
This free app for iPhones or iPod Touches contains information and images for visitors to the Audubon Center at Francis Beidler Forest, which protects 1800 acres of old-growth, cypress-tupelo swamp
Photo credit: Mark Musselman, Audubon South Carolina
Wildlife
Fantastic wildlife viewing opportunities begin before you even reach the nature center. Look for Painted Buntings in the fields leading to our driveway. The parking area is an active bi
Photo credit: Mark Musselman, Audubon South Carolina
Audubon South Carolina Blog
The blog provides vignettes regarding the wildlife, habitats and Audubon activities within South Carolina, especially as they relate to the centers at the Francis Beidler Forest and Silver Bluff.
Photo credit: Mark Musselman, Audubon South Carolina
Canoe in the Old-growth Swamp
Paddle the still blackwater under towering 1,000-year-old cypress trees as an Audubon naturalist leads you deep into the heart of the Francis Beidler Forest in Four Holes Swamp.
Photo credit: Mark Musselman, Audubon South Carolina
Nightwalks
Paddle the still blackwater under towering 1,000-year-old cypress trees as an Audubon naturalist leads you deep into the heart of the Francis Beidler Forest in Four Holes Swamp.
Participate in the 113th Christmas Bird Count at Four Holes Swamp and add to over 100 years of data that tracks trends in bird populations. Help Audubon to guide bird conservation decisions and track the health of bird populations by contributing to this long-running census.
