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Charleston Museum allocates $15 million to shield Dill Sanctuary from development

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The Charleston Museum has committed $15 million to protect the Dill Sanctuary. The funds are intended to prevent the 580-acre wildlife site on James Island from being developed. This financial pledge ensures the long-term preservation of the sanctuary's natural and archaeological features. The move addresses rising development pressures in the Charleston, South Carolina area.

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