News

Dec

Lane Kennedy joined the Waterkeeper team as an intern in the Spring of 2015. She is currently studying at the College of Charleston, with a focus in the natural sciences. Lane is involved in many different aspects of Charleston Waterkeeper, each of which she approaches with a combined sense of insight...

Oct

SCMEA 2015: Watershed Moments

0 Comment

Andrew Wunderley

Blog, Education

On October 23, 2015, Charleston Waterkeeper’s Staff Scientist travelled to Greenville, SC, to attend the 2015 South Carolina Marine Educators Association (SCMEA)’s Annual Conference. SCMEA is a non-profit organization that aims to improve and expand marine education in South Carolina. SCMEA holds an annual conference intended to keep members up-to-date...

Oct

Water Ball 2015 Follow Up

0 Comment

Andrew Wunderley

Blog, Celebrate, Charleston Waterkeeper, Events, General News, Support

We want to thank everyone that attended our Sixth Annual Water Ball on September 17, 2015. It was a successful evening for clean water and a wonderful event. We hope you had as much fun as we did! Check out all of the photos from the event here. We would like to...

Sep

Saloon Session with Carter Allen

0 Comment

Andrew Wunderley

General News

Carter first reached out to Charleston Waterkeeper to see about getting involved this past April. We sent him a list of upcoming events and activities and were pleasantly surprised when he signed up for all of them! Since then, Carter has continued to surprise us with his excitement about our mission and...

Jul

Saloon Session with Kea Payton

0 Comment

Andrew Wunderley

General News

Kea Payton is a graduate student in the Marine Biology program at the College of Charleston. We are pleased to be involved with Kea’s project and excited to feature her work here. Kea has joined us as a special guest on our routine sample runs while she gets her protocols...

Jul

Gadsden Creek Public Hearing and Comments

0 Comment

Andrew Wunderley

General News

The Gadsden Creek public hearing on Wednesday, June 17 was a great success! Over 90 people turned out to have their say in the creek’s future. After a short presentation by the WestEdge development team, almost everyone who spoke was in favor of saving Gadsden Creek. We hope the development...

You are donating to : Charleston Waterkeeper