Exciting news from the Seabrook Island Natural History Group (SINHG)! We've been busy crafting an array of fun trips for Spring 2026. The days are short, the nights are long and the weather is turning chilly. What could be better than dreaming of the coming Spring and all the wonderful outdoor activities waiting for you? With 29 diverse opportunities available from February 18 to May 15, there's something to spark everyone's interest. Join with your neighbors to learn about

When you're driving back to the island on Main Road and cross the Limehouse Bridge, one of the twentieth century's engineering marvels...

Debby may finally be taking her long-awaited leave from the neighborhood, but we're still in peak hurricane season with the National...

If you feel like exploring off-island, on foot or by bike, head for one of our favorite outdoor venues, the West Ashley Greenway, a...

Now that it's starting to feel like summer and we're spending more time at the beach, we're likely to see more of the cannonball...

Who doesn't like a mystery? Geologists and natural history enthusiasts have been trying to solve one for decades - the origin of an...

A SINHG member shared with us this wonderful photograph of a Barred Owl (Strix varia) seen perched in a backyard palm tree on the island...

One of the pleasures of Lowcountry life is the abundant flora and fauna of a semi-tropical ecology, and there's nowhere better to...