2013 Southeastern Wildlife Exposition

As in years past, SEWE is chock full of fun things to do, whether it’s the always exciting DockDogs competition, the Birds of Prey demonstration in Marion Square, the Ducks Unlimited oyster roast, or chef demonstrations. In this issue, we spotlight a few of our fave events, as well as throw out a few stories we think will interest SEWE-goers. And if it’s a full list of all the events you want, check out our listings below. Enjoy.

Three-day general admission pass: $40
Day pass: $20 each (Fri. or Sat.), $10, Sunday
Children under 10 are free with a ticketed adult

Day passes (both the three-and one-day variety) are available at the Charleston Visitor Center, the Mt. Pleasant Visitor Center, Kiawah Island Visitor Center, the North Charleston Visitor Center and Fire Museum. During SEWE, tickets can be purchased at most exhibit sites. In addition to General Admission tickets, SEWE also offers VIP packages and special event tickets. For more information about VIP packages, special event tickets, and the location of exhibit sites, please visit SEWE’s website, sewe.com, or call (843) 723-1748.

The Center for Birds of Prey is ready for anything
The Center for Birds of Prey is ready for anything

The current mystery at the Center for Birds of Prey's medical and rehabilitation clinic centers on two red-tailed hawks. They were brought in recently after two neighbors found them on the ground, covered head to tail in…


Local businesses are taking the beef jerky out of the gas station
Local businesses are taking the beef jerky out of the gas station

When you snap into a Slim Jim, you're snapping into corn syrup, soy protein concentrate, hydrolyzed soy protein, and paprika extractives. Oh, and beef. And mechanically separated chicken…


Hampton Park was once home to bison, otter, and even a lion
Hampton Park was once home to bison, otter, and even a lion

Judging by the way the ducks run the show out at Hampton Park, it may be difficult to imagine that once, on the very same grounds, there were also otters. And bison. And even a lion or…


Critter catcher Kevin Murphy wrangles Lowcountry wildlife
Critter catcher Kevin Murphy wrangles Lowcountry wildlife

Plumbers know pipes. Writers know words. Kevin Murphy knows squirrels. "A squirrel, he's not like a rat. A rat will wedge through — he might pick up a shingle and wedge under there, and you never even…


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