The Green Swamp, located in Brunswick and Columbus counties, was named after early settler John Green. The Waccamaw Siouan tribe has a long history with the Green Swamp, having previously occupied ...

The Green Swamp Preserve in Brunswick County, North Carolina, is a biodiversity hotspot featuring diverse plant and animal life. The preserve is home to 14 carnivorous plant species and rare ...

Last year’s Pulp Road fire in Brunswick County burned roughly 16,000 acres of land — the result of a prescribed fire that got out of hand. But the North Carolina Nature Conservancy took it as ...

The Green Swamp is home to at least 14 different species of carnivorous plants, ... Green Swamp in Brunswick County, NC, is home to Venus' flytrap, animals. Advertisement. About Our Ads; ...

The Brunswick County Sheriff's Office said a logging truck rollover is impacting traffic along NC Highway 211, also known as ...

A wildfire torched more than 16,000 acres in the Green Swamp Preserve. ... Hazy, choking smoke from the smoldering inferno spread even farther across Southeastern North Carolina.

The land is located off Green Swamp Road, North of U.S. 17. The area being considered for the development is a 33-acre lot, allowing for roughly four dwellings per acre.

The Green Swamp is home to at least 14 different species of carnivorous plants, including extensive populations of Venus' flytraps, sundew, butterworts, bladderworts and four species of pitcher plant.

The land is located off Green Swamp Road, North of U.S. 17. The area being considered for the development is a 33-acre lot, allowing for roughly four dwellings per acre.

The land is located off Green Swamp Road, North of U.S. 17. The area being considered for the development is a 33-acre lot, allowing for roughly four dwellings per acre.

The land is located off Green Swamp Road, North of U.S. 17. The area being considered for the development is a 33-acre lot, allowing for roughly four dwellings per acre.

The land is located off Green Swamp Road, North of U.S. 17. The area being considered for the development is a 33-acre lot, allowing for roughly four dwellings per acre.