Gadsden Creek
0 Comment
Gadsden Creek is one of the Charleston peninsula’s last remaining tidal creek systems. Throughout history the creek and its marsh covered much... Read More
Ashley River Protections at Risk
Senator Sean Bennett and Representatives Chris Murphy and Jenny Horne recently introduced legislation that would remove 90% of Dorchester County from the... Read More
The Next Chapter
After six years serving as our Executive Director and Waterkeeper, Founder Cyrus Buffum will be stepping out of his day-to-day role with the organization to... Read More
The Ashley River Needs Our Help!
The Ashley River Needs Our Help Proposed bills remove important protections for Ashley headwaters Last week Senator Sean Bennett and Representatives Chris Murphy and Jenny Horne introduced legislation that would remove 90% of Dorchester County from the... Read More
Saloon Session with Jamie Gillette
Jamie Gillette began volunteering with Charleston Waterkeeper in December as a general outreach volunteer. Jamie has a passion for environmental education that translates into sheer... Read More
History + Culture + Local Waterways = #WaterWednesday
Wednesday’s are about to get a lot more interesting (and fun too!). Starting Wednesday January 21st, stay tuned to our social media... Read More
Saloon Session with Founders of Vineyard Vines
On November 5, Vineyard Vines hosted a grand opening party at their newest retail location–King Street, Charleston, SC! The event featured live music,... Read More
Saloon Session with Carl Cole
Carl Cole began volunteering with Charleston Waterkeeper in August under the Recreational Water Quality Monitoring Program as a Field Investigator. Carl has a natural... Read More
The Mobile Pumpout Program Celebrates 1 year.
This month Charleston Waterkeeper is proudly celebrating the one year anniversary of our Mobile Pumpout Program. Since launching our pumpout boat, the... Read More
Recreational Water Quality Monitoring Program 2014 Wrap Up
Every week from May through October our Recreational Water Quality Monitoring Program tests 15 recreational hotspots for fecal pollution. On Wednesday, October... Read More