Nemours Wildlife Foundation is a natural refuge for wild animals in the Lowcountry
Sean McGregor, University of Georgia graduate student surveying King and Clapper Rail populations.



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ABOUT THE NEMOUR WILDLIFE FOUNDATION

Eugene duPont, III established the Nemours Wildlife FoundationThe Nemours Wildlife Foundation was established by the late Eugene duPont, III and family in 1995 and operates as a 501 (c)(3) private, operating foundation. It is administered by a board of directors. The Foundation aspires to be a leader in the scientific study and stewardship of our natural resources.

The Foundation is housed on and operates the 9,800 ac Nemours Plantation in Beaufort County, SC. Nemours contains a rich diversity of habitats including remnant rice fields, fresh and brackish water marshes, upland pine and hardwood forests, bottomland hardwoods, and cypress/tupelo forests. The plantation lies within the Ashepoo, Combahee, and Edisto (ACE) Basin which is listed as “one of the last great places” by The Nature Conservancy. The Foundation’s setting in this incredibly diverse natural landscape provides unmatched opportunities for conducting scientific and educational programs.

Our Vision: To honor the legacy of Eugene duPont, III and his family through excellence in land stewardship, education, and discovery of the knowledge needed to manage, sustain, and restore wildlife populations and their habitats and improve our quality of life.

Our Missions: To develop and use management practices that conserve and sustain wildlife populations and their habitats.

To deliver a research program that enhances our understanding of wildlife populations and their habitats and provides science based information for decision-making on all issues impacting natural resources conservation.

To deliver an educational and outreach program that enhances the appreciation of nature for all citizens.

To preserve our hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreational heritage and promote conservation ethics.

Nemours Wildlife Foundation features animals such as this Mud Turtle
Mud turtle meets students.
Young and old can enjoy Nemours Wildlife Foundation's wildlife
Our staff enjoys connecting people with nature.
Learn about the ACE Basin Rivers at the Nemours Wildlife Foundation
Students sort through a trawl catch as they learn about ACE Basin Rivers.
Nemours Wildlife Foundation
Prescribed burning benefits native plants and wildlife.
Nemours Wildlife Foundation Teacher Workshops
Nemours Wildlife Foundation works with the Outdoor Dreams Foundation
Teacher workshop.
 
We partner with the Outdoor Dreams Foundation to provide opportunities for their special kids.