Morgan Wolf

Sitting woman smiling and holding a mussel in front of a creek.
Fish and Wildlife Biologist / Endangered Species Biologist
South Carolina Ecological Services Field Office
Ecological Services
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176 Croghan Spur Road
Suite 200
Charleston, SC 29407
United States

(843) 300-0428
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Species expertise
Carolina Heelsplitter (Lasmigona decorata)
Eastern Black Rail (Laterallus jamaicensis jamaicensis)
Areas of expertise
National lead recovery biologist for the Carolina heelsplitter and eastern black rail

From The Library

Eastern Black Rail Call-Response Survey Protocol for Range-Wide Monitoring
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Eastern Black Rail Call-Response Survey Protocol for Range-Wide Monitoring
This collection explains how to conduct Eastern Black Rail call-response surveys, provides the necessary sound files and data sheets, and provides instructions to submit reports to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Eastern Black Rail Call-Response Survey Protocol for Range-...
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In The News

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Our People
Women of Wildlife Feature
It's Women's History Month, and we want to share the stories of some of our amazing staff. Morgan Wolf is a biologist in South Carolina who's role is to help recover the endangered Eastern black rail and Carolina heelsplitter.
a freshwater mussel in the palm of a person's hand
Our People
“Musseling” Back from Near Extinction
The Southeast Region is recognizing a team of biologists for their work in recovering the Carolina heelsplitter.