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May

INTERVIEW WITH ALYS CAMPAIGNE

I am proud to support Charleston Waterkeeper. I have served on the board since 2016. The right to clean water was a catalyst for my career in environmental policy and strategy. I grew up on a hog farm in rural Maryland. A nearby polluting landfill – later declared a superfund...

May

May 2022 Keeper’s Report

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Andrew Wunderley

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Welcome to your May 2022 Keeper’s Report! May is always a big a month here at Charleston Waterkeeper because the water is warming up and it’s when we kick off our annual bacteria testing season. This year marks our 10th season testing water quality for you and your family! Every...

Apr

April 2022 Keeper’s Report

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Andrew Wunderley

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Welcome to your April 2022 Keeper’s Report! We are rocking and rolling this month with all things clean water! The warmer days drawing us all closer to the waterfront, marshes, and beaches, are a strong indication that it’s time to educate yourself on what is lurking in your waterways. Never...

Mar

Filbin Creek Cleanup

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Cheryl Carmack-Smith

General News

Charleston Waterkeeper and Filbin Friends teamed up on Saturday, February 26 for our annual cleanup of Filbin Creek in North Charleston. We worked with 43 hard-working volunteers for 2 hours and removed a total of 2,380 lbs of debris! Check out the full record of debris here. Get in on the fun: charlestonwaterkeeper.org/volunteer

Mar

Interview with Captain Chris Crolley

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Harriott Parker

General News

We caught up with the one and only, the legend, Captain Chris Crolley! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? CC: I choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper because clean water is among the most important things for our community and the water can not fight for itself. Water quality...

Mar

Newmarket Creek Cleanup with SOA Chs and Lowcountry Lowline

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Cheryl Carmack-Smith

General News

Charleston Waterkeeper, Sustainable Ocean Alliance Charleston, and Lowcountry Lowline teamed up on Saturday, February 12 with 38 awesome volunteers for a cleanup of Newmarket Creek located in downtown Charleston. We worked for 2 hours and removed a total of 1,420 lbs of debris! Check out the full record of debris...

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