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South Carolina Nature-Based Tourism Association
Phone: (888) 834-1654
City: Aiken
Region: Midlands
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South Carolina Nature-Based Tourism Association
The South Carolina Nature-Based Tourism Association is a non-profit organization representing over 50 marketing and service providers (canoe, kayak, gardens, etc.) that provide and promote nature experiences and environmental education. They bring together those entities with like purposes to share information and form partnerships for education and promotion. We hold an annual conference in the fall. The date and location for 2015 is November 11 & 12 at St Christopher Conference Center on Seabrook Island, SC.
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