When fishing in the ocean, the plan usually isn’t for fish tossed back in to become an easy meal for sharks or dolphins roaming nearby, but that can be the case. Advocates for descending devices hope those creations can provide second and third chances for fish to continue on their way after getting reeled in and released.
“It works, and it works so well — what I would tell a group here is you not only have the opportunity to do something good for a fishery, I hope when we finish you’ll have an obligation — you’ll feel obliged to do it,” said Al Segars, a retired veterinarian with the S.C. Wildlife Federation who worked with the S.C. Department of Natural Resources for 20 years.
For the past 54 years, April has played host to Earth Day, an occasion founded by Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wisc., in an effort to force the national agenda to address issues such as clean air, clean water and the overall health of the environment.
Home organization seems like a never-ending pursuit. Fortunately, Closets by Design can help people see the light at the end of the tunnel by designing and installing effective storage and organizational systems in closets, pantries, garages, offices and more.
The blue lights illuminating the early morning sky on the Sidney Lanier Bridge and the Downing Musgrove Causeway to Jekyll Island on Thursday were not flashing because a crime had been committed.
Milton H. “Woody” Woodside, former president of the Brunswick-Golden Isles Chamber of Commerce, died Thursday at a hospital in Jacksonville following a short illness.
March was the busiest month ever for rolling cargo at the Port of Brunswick, and if the trend continues, the fiscal year that ends in June will see other records broken as well.
