News

Sep

Saturday September 20 marked the 26th annual Beach Sweep/River Sweep. The Beach Sweep/River Sweep is an annual marine debris cleanup event organized by South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. The event takes place across the state of South Carolina on the third Saturday...

Sep

[Guest Post] Full Moon Fundraiser

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Andrew Wunderley

General News

On September 8th we partnered with Wendy Wilson of Yogabareheart to host a paddle around Breach Inlet under the full moon. Despite the rough weather, the event was a great success and we were able to raise enough funds to sponsor a portion of our water quality monitoring program. A big thank you to all...

Aug

[Guest Post] Carolina Surf Film Festival

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Andrew Wunderley

Advocacy, Charleston Waterkeeper, Events, Support

We caught up with the founders of the inaugural Carolina Surf Film Festival, Bo Edmunds, Chad Davis & Chuck Gainey, to chat about their upcoming event, clean water and Charleston’s thriving surf scene. Tell us a little bit about Carolina Surf Film Festival and why you chose Charleston for the inaugural...

Aug

Halfway Recap – Recreational Water Quality Monitoring Program

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Andrew Wunderley

General News, Monitor, Recreational Activity

The Recreational Water Quality Monitoring Program completed its 13th week of sampling last week. That means we are halfway through the 2014 monitoring season! It’s a good time to stop and take a look back at what we’ve accomplished so far. Here is (half of) the 2014 sampling season by...

Jul

CofC Study Abroad Group Meets Yamuna Waterkeepers in India

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Andrew Wunderley

Education, General News, Waterkeeper Alliance

Charleston Waterkeeper is pleased to present this guest blog post by Dr. Vijay Vulava of the College of Charleston. Dr. Vulava is a professor in the Department of Geology and Environmental Geosciences and Director of the Hydrochemistry Research Laboratory. He also serves on Charleston Waterkeeper’s Board of Directors where provides scientific expertise...

Jul

SweetWater’s Waterkeeper Hefeweizen is back!

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Andrew Wunderley

General News, Support, Waterkeeper Alliance

Although water is one of the most vital resources on the planet, waterways continue to decline in quality and quantity in virtually every part of the world. Earth is home to one billion cubic kilometers of water, yet only 2.5 percent is fresh water. Of that, less than one percent...

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