Sewee Events

 

Sewee Visitor and Environmental Education Center is the gateway to Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge and Francis Marion National Forest. To encourage public involvement and use of the 325,000 acres of public land, recurring programs are offered at the Center.

Sewee Lecture Series, a monthly program, reflects national themes as well as items of local interest. Children's “hands-on” conservation education programs are offered on Saturday mornings once or twice each month. Guided wildflower walks in the woods are scheduled quarterly. Guided kayak trips through blackwater creeks and salt water creeks and bays, are offered seasonally.

Annual special events are traditionally held in the same month and, if possible, on the same weekends. For instance, the Youth Fishing Rodeo is offered on the second Saturday each June. The Cape Romain Lighthouse is the only guided trip to visit Lighthouse Island and is offered twice a year, in the Spring and Fall.

View detailed information on events this month as well as those events scheduled for the following month .

 

 

Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge Hunts(pdf)

 

Francis Marion National Forest Deer Hunts 2009-2010(pdf)