From the SC Camo Coalition:

There is power in numbers.  Show your support for South Carolina’s outdoors tomorrow when “Underappreciated Assets: The Economic Impact of South Carolina’s Natural Resources” 2009 study is released.  Researched by University of South Carolina, Moore School of Business professor Dr. Doug Woodward, this comprehensive report documents the economic impact of activities associated with South Carolina’s natural resources, such as wildlife related outdoor recreation (i.e. hunting, fishing, boating, wildlife watching), resource based tourism, forestry, mining, boat manufacturing and commercial fishing.

DNR’s economic impact of natural resources news conference is TOMORROW (Wednesday, May 27th).
Please attend the news conference in your area.

Green Means Green
30 Billion Reasons Why Life’s Better Outdoors

GREENVILLE
9:30 a.m.
Reedy River Park
601 South Main Street, Greenville, SC 29612

COLUMBIA
12:00 noon
Riverfront Park
The Corner of Alexander Road & Meeting Street on the West Columbia Side of the Gervais Street Bridge, Columbia, SC 29201

CHARLESTON
3:30 p.m.
Charleston City Marina
17 Lockwood Drive, Charleston , SC 29401

For more information please visit SCDNR’s website.

Remember, there is power in numbers.  This is a news conference.  Media from across the state will be in attendance.  It is important that we support the South Carolina Natural Resources Society and South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

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