Buzzing For Change

We’re thrilled to introduce our latest endeavor – a mural at the heart of our “Conservation Station”, beside Red Wolf Ridge and our observational beehive. 

This project is more than just a piece of art; it’s the heartbeat of a global hive, a beacon of education, and a testament to our commitment to all living creatures. The mural will serve as an educational hub, connecting us all as vital members of the same hive. We believe that by raising awareness locally, we can create a ripple effect of change globally.

Conservation Matters

Our mission is rooted in the conservation and restoration of native plants, wildlife, history, and art. Across 9,100 acres of carefully managed land, we nurture natural habitats and woodlands, and we restore and preserve art and history. Our sanctuary is home to endangered species like the red wolves and the red-cockaded woodpecker. Did you know that the red-cockaded woodpecker relies on the longleaf pine ecosystem for survival? We manage 3,000 acres of this vital forest, employing controlled burns to maintain its fire-adapted ecosystem.
But that’s not all we do – we’re also guardians of the very water that sustains our local community. Every drop in Georgetown County is purified through our dedicated efforts.

Help support our conservation efforts by clicking the link below, or by texting HIVE to 50155