Environmental Focus
Camp Hall is committed to maintaining an environment that is authentic to the natural habitat of coastal South Carolina. 28% of the whole site will be preserved land devoted to natural growth, wildlife habitats, and features developed to maintain and improve a healthy ecosystem.
Utilizing a variety of innovative solutions such as replacing existing non-native Loblolly pines with native species, incorporating bioswales in stormwater treatment, and providing pollinator habitats, Camp Hall will support local ecosystems.
Camp Hall’s Commitment:
- Restoration of approximately 365 acres of wetlands impacted by years of intensive tree farming.
- Permanent protection of approximately 2650+ acres of land, including approximately 1,265 acres of freshwater wetlands
- Restoration of wildlife habitat for a substantial number of native South Carolina species
- Developing and maintaining a “Pollinator Pathway” for birds, bees, and butterflies
- Developing a 15+ miles multi-use trail system to benefit both Camp Hall and the larger community by providing a place for recreation and engagement with nature
- By using rainwater harvesting, car charging stations, and solar panels in select locations, Camp Hall will demonstrate its commitment to sustainable building strategies.
Award-Winning
Environmental Design
The Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) of South Carolina recognized Camp Hall Commerce Park with its prestigious Community Star award.
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