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Marsh Wear Golden Hour 🎣🍷🍴 MARSH WEAR GOLDEN HOUR 🎣🍷🍴 Marsh Wear Golden Hour is a ladies fly casting workshop for anglers of all skill level including those who are coming to learn for the first time! Register today!   2025 PAST EVENTS: Pre-High Water Earth Day Cleanup 🌎 🌊 EASY... Read More

AUTHOR & INTERPRETED BY: Katherine Berry OWNER NAME: Alex Strange DOG NAME: ‘Eli’ ‘Old Faithful’ ‘The Dude’ AGE: 13 BREED: Labrador Retriever FAVORITE TOY: Anything retrievable VET: Marsh Tide Veterinary FOOD: We Feed Raw Hi Everyone! I’m Eli and I am pretty much the most chill, laid back good boy... Read More

This is a critical moment for clean water. We need bold advocacy and strong communication to meet the moment. Want in? Communications Manager The Communications Manager will lead and execute Charleston Waterkeeper’s communications strategy and is responsible for increasing awareness of our mission, programs, advocacy and impact through storytelling, digital... Read More

We 💛 Golden Hour! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? GH: Charleston Waterkeeper is a natural choice to support. Golden Hour Fly Fishing was created to raise awareness for its mission. Founder Caroline Irwin believes in uniting people to learn fly fishing and help protect our marshes for future... Read More

We loved catching up with Easy Honey! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? EH: There are so many reasons. We connected with Charleston Waterkeeper when we were first exploring the idea of integrating beach cleanups and conservation initiatives into our Surf Tour in the summer of 2023. Charleston Waterkeeper’s Harriott Parker... Read More

We caught up with, Mia! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? MP: Growing up, I have always been drawn to the water and I always wanted to do something to help it from being destroyed. I choose to support Charleston waterkeeper as they do exactlythat. They believe clean and... Read More

If you’ve been following along on social media, these silicone bands should look familiar. You’ve seen us post about deploying and retrieving them from our waterways every few months. The bands are part of a project we are conducting in partnership with researchers from NOAA’s National Centers for Coastal Ocean... Read More