Community Profile

Program Year

2025

Status

Active | Certified

Last Certification Date

3/12/2025

Certified Since

5/18/2023

Habitat Locations

By Zip Code - 29940

Registered On

4/12/2023

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Bull Point Community

Seabrook (near Beaufort), SC

Neighborhood or HOA

Population: 160

Summary

Bull Point is a small but growing community, with about 70 out of 240 lots built out so far, located near Beaufort, SC.. Residents have been drawn to this community, whose founding principle is living in harmony with nature, by the beauty and diversity of our flora and fauna. Maintaining it as a wildlife habitat has always been our goal. We are aware of our sensitive geographic location on the edge of the ACE Basin and at the headwaters of Port Royal Sound, surrounded by important conservation areas, and of the responsibility to our environment that entails. Bull Point's extensive biodiversity can be attributed to the fact that we are in a maritime forest ecosystem located on the banks of a tidal creek and salt marshes. We have several freshwater manmade lakes and ponds as well. Thus our Spanish moss-draped live oaks-- as well as several other oak varieties , hickory, magnolia, sweet gum, pine, native palm and numerous other trees and shrubs-- provide habitat for an abundance of woodland animals such as deer, foxes, bobcats, raccoons, mink, otter, snakes, insects, rodents, eagles, osprey, owls and other bird species too numerous to mention. The tidal creek and marshes host fish, turtles, dolphins, crab, shrimp, oysters, and many varieties of shore birds. Alligators love our lakes and ponds, especially since they can take a short walk to the brackish waters nearby for a dietary change of pace before heading back to their freshwater homes. Residents of Bull Point want to be known as a wildlife-friendly community that works not only to avoid destroying the things that brought us here, but to improve them if possible-- and certainly to enjoy them. We're fortunate to live in such a beautiful and fascinating place, and we're determined to "keep it wild".

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My Certified Wildlife Habitats

1 Habitats

My Annual Activity Points

30

Total Re-Certification Points

31 / 30

Community Spotlight

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Water Resources

Ellen Comeau spoke to Bull Point residents about rain gardens, buffers and set back as part of our Lunch 'n Learn series.

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Master Aborist Michael Murphy

Local tree expert Michael Murphy explains the best practices for extending the life of Bull Point's live oaks.

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Kay Grinnell, Hilton Head Audubon Society.

Mrs. Grinnell spoke at a May 11 Lunch 'n Learn meeting about local bird life and how residents can create a better habitat for them.