2022 Press Roundup
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January Applications open for Charleston water quality projects after nurdle spill settlement 8 big ways you can help our waters Different types... Read More
INTERVIEW WITH PAUL BUTLER
We caught up with long time supporter, Paul Butler! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? PB: When we moved to Mt.... Read More
INTERVIEW WITH RUSSELL CANARD
We caught up with our champion, Russell Carnard! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? RC: We need a watchdog to ensure... Read More
REVEL ON THE RIVER 2022
Charleston Waterkeeper’s Revel on the River is family-friendly, annual fundraising celebration of Charleston’s waterways, creeks and rivers through live music, local organic... Read More
INTERVIEW WITH GIL SHULER
We caught up with the talented, Gil Shuler! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? GS: because it is our responsibility as... Read More
Sewer Overflows
This is sewer overflow. It’s leaking raw sewage into your salt marsh. Overflows happen when there’s a backup or during heavy rains... Read More
Contaminant Monitoring
Charleston Waterkeeper, NOAA begin pilot study that tests local waters for contaminants By Caroline Balchunas ABC News 4 February 17, 2021 CHARLESTON,... Read More
Pathogen Census Study
Tuberculosis, other potential human pathogens in Charleston waterways, CofC study finds By Shamira McCray, Post and Courier, May 28, 2022 A DNA... Read More
INTERVIEW WITH LIA COLABELLO
We caught up with the brilliant, Lia Colabello! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? LC: Our team at Planet+Purpose Solutions, PBC... Read More
April Creek Watcher Data
Our citizen-scientist Creek Watchers are actively testing and reporting on waterway health from 23 key locations in your rivers and creeks. We... Read More