A recent land protection success along the Catawba River in Lancaster County demonstrates how collaboration, leadership, and shared vision can safeguard South Carolina’s most meaningful places. A bend of the Catawba River in Lancaster County—home to an invaluable…
A recent land protection success in York County shows what’s possible when strong partnerships and steady leadership come together for South Carolina’s natural and historic places. This fall, a 47-acre gap inside Kings Mountain…
This month, we’re highlighting a program that helps South Carolinians make a difference on the issues they care about—the Conservation Advocates Alliance (CAA). This program was brought to life by Evan Renshaw, Partnerships & Engagement Manager, and Emily Childress,…
Every local and state election in South Carolina directly impacts CVSC’s ability to fight for clean air, protected land and water, and a renewable energy future. Each elected official becomes a conservation champion who will use their political power…
Columbia, SC—Conservation Voters of South Carolina (CVSC) is thrilled to announce the promotion of three key staff members on its Policy & Government Relations team, underscoring the organization’s commitment to advancing conservation priorities across the state and fulfilling the…
Every September, CVSC hosts our annual Green Tie Awards, where we honor elected and civic leaders who stand up in the South Carolina General Assembly and their own communities to protect South Carolina’s air, land, and water. With our…
COLUMBIA, SC—Conservation Voters of South Carolina (CVSC) proudly announces its endorsements of Brian Duncan for South Carolina House District 88 and Brian Hill for House District 98 in their upcoming Republican primaries. Both candidates reflect CVSC’s commitment to…
Friends, Following our recent announcement of John Tynan’s upcoming departure, I want to share more about how CVSC’s Board of Directors is guiding this important leadership transition. The Board has officially formed a committee and is launching…
South Carolina has some of the highest energy bills in the nation, and August is one of the hottest months of the year, resulting in increased electric usage and even higher bills. This month, we caught up with Erin…
Dear Friends, After nearly a decade of dedicated service, CVSC President John Tynan has announced that he will be leaving his role this fall to accept a national leadership position advancing bipartisan support for land and water protection.