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State law requires citizens to notify the South Carolina Forestry Commission before burning yard debris. Our mission is to protect, promote, and enhance South Carolina’s forests for the benefit of all.
Directory - South Carolina Forestry Commission
State law requires citizens to notify the South Carolina Forestry Commission before burning yard debris. Our mission is to protect, promote, and enhance South Carolina’s forests for the benefit of all.
Fire & Burning - South Carolina Forestry Commission
The fastest, easiest way to notify the Forestry Commission of your residential yard debris burn is through our website. Simply provide your county, address, name and contact information, and you’re all set!
Management - South Carolina Forestry Commission
State law requires citizens to notify the South Carolina Forestry Commission before burning yard debris. Our mission is to protect, promote, and enhance South Carolina’s forests for the benefit of all.
Seedlings - South Carolina Forestry Commission
Seedlings. The Forestry Commission has negotiated an option for South Carolina landowners to purchase forest tree seedlings grown by ArborGen at preferential pricing. Please refer to the schedules below for selections, minimum quantities that can be ordered and prices. Please call (800) 222-1290 to place your order (s) and make arrangements for ...
Landowner services - South Carolina Forestry Commission
Find your forester. Or if you want to connect directly with the project forester in your area, use our simple county locator to find all your local South Carolina Forestry Commission forestry, wildfire, law enforcement and administrative personnel.
Careers - South Carolina Forestry Commission
Want to join the Forestry Commission family? Working for an agency that manages one of the state’s most important and valuable natural resources makes us feel good about our jobs, and we’re always looking for people who share that passion to join us.
Employee resources - South Carolina Forestry Commission
State law requires citizens to notify the South Carolina Forestry Commission before burning yard debris. Our mission is to protect, promote, and enhance South Carolina’s forests for the benefit of all.
Volunteer Fire Assistance (VFA) - South Carolina Forestry …
The S. C. Forestry Commission has received authorization to distribute matching federal funds to fire departments in South Carolina under the Volunteer Fire Assistance Program through the USDA Forest Service’s National Fire Plan.
Organization - South Carolina Forestry Commission
The South Carolina Forestry Commission divides the state into three geographically based administrative regions: the Pee Dee, Piedmont and Coastal regions. Each region is composed of two units.