Websites
South Carolina State Legislature
link
Additional Resources
SC Property Rights
Watch/
Richland Landowners
Association
address
“Biosphere Reserves in Action: Case Studies
of the American Experience:
Published by the United States Man and the Biosphere Program
(U.S. MAB, June 1995.”
Includes studies of 12 major UNESCO Biosphere Reserves in the
U.S.
The Biosphere Reserves in South Carolina:
10. Southern
Appalachian Biosphere Reserve
map
link
to main page
See our
Biosphere Reserves
Index Page
for links to all 12 studies
“Everybody who’s a homeowner is
a landowner”
South Carolina Land Owners Association
address
saveourlandrights.com
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State News
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 “Landowners
United to Defend Private Property Rights” By Mark Nix,
Executive Director, South Carolina Landowners Association, Columbia,
South Carolina; Speech to the Eighth Annual Conference on
Private Property Rights (PRFA, Albany, N. Y. October 23,
2004)
This speech includes good advice for all property rights groups,
including: Form alliances with homeowners associations, churches,
and other groups to defend property rights. Frame the issues
to be understood. Warn people that government is “taking
away your property’s value,” instead
of about “zoning.” Get the news out to
your members at least once a month.
More on this
topic: Citizen’s
Strategies for Defending Private Property Rights
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- “Smart
Growth Shows Its Ugly Side” Kay McClanahan, Eastover,
South Carolina, December 2003 (Reprinted by permission of author)
South Carolina landowners face off against Richland County’s
“Town and Country Land Use Plan” and
the National Park Service’s expansion of Congaree
Swamp National Monument to a National Park. Many Black farmers
are descendants of freed slaves who purchased their land after
the Civil War.
More on this
topic: Smart
Growth
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