CLEMSON, S.C. — Four types of ponds are common in South Carolina; these include aquaculture, irrigation, recreational, and stormwater ponds. Pond type influences the practices used to manage water quality, water quantity, and aquatic biodiversity. This article provides introductory information to producers, landowners, municipalities, homeowners associations, housing and commercial property developers and managers, golf course managers, and pond managers related to pond type, design, regulations, and pond health.
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