Where can flora and fauna be viewed in south carolina

Principal trees of South Carolina include palmetto (the state tree), balsam fir, beech, yellow birch, pitch pine, cypress, and several types of maple, ash, hickory, and oak; longleaf pine grows mainly south of the fall line. Rocky areas of the piedmont contain a wide mixture of moss and lichens. The coastal plain has a diversity of land formations-swamp, prairie, savannah, marsh, dunes-and, accordingly, a great number of different grasses, shrubs, and vines.