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Places > Waccamaw Wetland Mitigation Bank
Waccamaw Wetland Mitigation Bank
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Project Type
Mitigation BankLocation
South Carolina | Horry CountyService Area
Primary: Waccamaw Watershed (03040206); Coastal Carolina Watershed (03040208) Secondary: Carolina Coastal – Sampit Watershed (03040207); Coastal Plain portion of Little Pee Dee Watershed (03040204)Project Size
Wetland: 527.99 ACSolution
Wetland MitigationHabitat Types
- Carolina Bay
- Pine Savannah
The bank’s goals are to enhance the vegetation of 267 acres of relic wet pine savanna and Carolina Bay through prescribed burning, mechanical treatment, and chemical treatment as necessary and to preserve 248 acres of fully functional Carolina bay and relic wet pine savanna. This site provides preferred conditions for many rare and endemic plant species in the Southeastern United States and added 754.19 acres to the Lewis Ocean Bay Heritage Preserve.

Waccamaw mitigation site during June monitoring