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We caught up with Kent Griffin, Charleston Waterkeeper Board Chair and long-time supporter! We first met Kent more than 7 years ago at Mountianfilm Charleston. Since then Kent has been integral to the growth and the success of Charleston Waterkeeper. We’re so grateful for his continued dedication and honored that he... Read More

As we near the end of another busy year, here’s a fun look back at the water quality testing and volunteer work you empowered!  You can help make sure Charleston Waterkeeper’s boots stay on the water working for you! If you’re able, make a contribution today: CharlestonWaterkeeper.org/give. So, how did... Read More

Check out these amazing Raffle Prizes! Raffle tickets will be sold onsite during the event for $5 each! Freehouse T-shirt and Tank Top (Value $45) 2 Free Fly Hats and $100 Gift Card (Value $160) Guilded Horn Bundle! (Value $130) $25 Gift Card * 2 Goblets * 2 Kolsch * 2 Tasters... Read More

Failing septic systems foul SC homes and waterways, but solutions are costly https://www.postandcourier.com/news/failing-septic-systems-foul-sc-homes-and-waterways-but-solutions/article_5565349a-7016-11e9-b3da-bbff3f84db65.html James Island waterway fails almost all bacteria tests for 5 years https://www.live5news.com/2019/05/16/james-island-waterway-fails-almost-all-bacteria-tests-years/ Municipalities agree to work together to improve water quality at James Island Creek https://www.live5news.com/2020/01/30/municipalities-agree-work-together-improve-water-quality-james-island-creek/ James Island residents ask for federal help after concerns over James... Read More

The Keeper Report October 2021 Hello and welcome to your October 2021 Keeper‘s Report! We’d like to dedicate this Keeper‘s Report to the one and only, your tried and true Waterkeeper, Andrew Wunderley in celebration of his 10 Year Anniversary at Charleston Waterkeeper!  Andrew has devoted a decade of his life to restoring and protecting your... Read More

We caught up with one of our all time favorite conservation warriors! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? Mary Edna: In 2012 I began to get sick when I swam in James Island Creek, so I went to every group in town to see if they could help... Read More