Friday Afternoon Field Trip
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A brief visit to Waterfront Park is all it takes to be reminded of the inspiring role our waterways play in so... Read More
Meet Noelle London – Policy Intern for Charleston Waterkeeper
As we’ve grown as an organization, we’ve needed more and more hands involved with our day-to-day operations in order to keep moving... Read More
Who are the Waterkeepers?
Waterkeeper Alliance “Join Us” from W2 Films on Vimeo. Charleston Waterkeeper is so incredibly proud to be a part of the Waterkeeper... Read More
Eyes and Ears
Regardless of one’s age or his/her experience on the water, we all have a responsibility to watch over our waterways to assure... Read More
Abandoned Boat Patrol
Charleston Waterkeeper took to the waters this morning to respond to a report of three abandoned boats in Hobcaw Creek. We’ve recently... Read More
Morris Island Cleanup – A Huge Improvement!
Last year, with help from volunteers, Charleston Waterkeeper removed over a half-a-ton of trash from Morris Island on the 5th of July,... Read More
Abandoned Boats Removed from Ashley River
The City of Charleston and the Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) removed a dozen derelict vessels from the Ashley River... Read More
Out for a morning patrol up the Cooper. Winds are up, but it’s gorgeous out.
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Copper Study Completed
For the past year we’ve been working with a number of individuals throughout our community to compile loads of data and information... Read More
A Day in the Life…
Charleston Waterkeeper member, Derek Anderson, recently interviewed local commercial fisherman, Fred Dockery, to get an inside look at one of the Lowcountry’s... Read More