A chart for consumers showing which seafood is in season in South Carolina throughout the year.
Fisheries
Coastal Heritage – The Salty Dogs
Would you notice if South Carolina’s commercial fishermen disappeared?
Coastal Heritage – Rise and Fall and Rise: South Carolina’s Maritime History
South Carolina’s maritime trade has ridden spectacular heights and plumbed poverty-stricken depths.
Coastal Heritage – Hanging in the Balance: America’s Fishing Industry
American fishermen are battered by tough regulations intended to recover overfished stocks and by floods of cheap imported seafood.
Coastal Heritage – Our Changing Waterfronts
An unprecedented demand for new homes along estuaries and tidal creeks is diminishing water access for commercial fisherman and recreational boaters alike.
Coastal Heritage – Climate Change and Ocean Health
Warmer, more acidic oceans threaten global fisheries.
Coastal Heritage – Lowcountry’s Fishing Future: Are Locavores the Answer?
South Carolina’s fisheries are sustainable ones, experts say. So buy local seafood with confidence.
Coastal Heritage – Red Lionfish: A “Super-Invader” for Supper?
The red lionfish is a “super-invasive” species that is taking over reef systems in the western Atlantic and Caribbean.
Coastal Heritage – On the Waterfront: Can Traditional Industries Survive Explosive Change?
Traditional marine industries continue to lose their hold on South Carolina’s coastal waterways.
Coastal Heritage – S.C.’s Working Waterfronts: Fishing Villages Evolve
Working waterfronts are living entities, shaped by many variables. In South Carolina, the communities around those waterfronts are taking stock of recent changes and deciding how best to move forward.