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Sumter National Forest Adds 1,950 Acres in Laurens County

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The U.S. Forest Service now owns 1,950 acres near Joanna, South Carolina, protecting Enoree River wetlands from I-26 corridor development.
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The Nature Conservancy helps expand Sumter National Forest in Laurens County

The property transfer expands Sumter National Forest by nearly 2,000 acres near the Laurens County community of Joanna.

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Sumter National Forest Adds 1,950 Acres in Laurens County

The U.S. Forest Service now owns 1,950 acres near Joanna, South Carolina, protecting Enoree River wetlands from I-26 corridor development.

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Hoodline broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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