News

Dec

Unbeknownst to many, Colonial Lake is fed by Cummings Creek, which, once a naturally existing creek, now flows beneath downtown streets by way of a concrete culvert. Last month’s Great Oyster Point Runoff allowed us the opportunity to draw the connection between the quality of our most beloved waterways and the...

Dec

The Great Oyster Point Runoff – A Whale of a Time

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Andrew Wunderley

Events, The Great Oyster Point Runoff

Last month, as part of the Waterkeeper Alliance SPLASH Event Series, Charleston Waterkeeper held the Great Oyster Point Runoff on and around downtown Charleston’s Colonial Lake. The SPLASH Event Series, presented nationally by Toyota in partnership with national founding sponsor, KEEN, is a national event program that engages local citizens...

Oct

Do You Have What it Takes?

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Andrew Wunderley

Events, The Great Oyster Point Runoff

Oct

SAVE THE DATE – The Great Oyster Point Runoff

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Andrew Wunderley

Events, The Great Oyster Point Runoff

On November 5th, Charleston Waterkeeper will host “The Great Oyster Point Runoff” on the Rutledge Street Pond (** a prize for the first person to leave the current name of this waterway in the comment section below **) and throughout the Colonial Common. Clueless as to where these names are...

Aug

Charleston’s Abandoned Boats Get National Spotlight

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Andrew Wunderley

Issues, Recreational Activity

Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com

Aug

MESSA 8K a Huge Success for Clean Water

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Andrew Wunderley

Events

If you recall from February’s MESSA 8K for H2o, Charleston Waterkeeper was lucky enough to be chosen as the benefitting charity of the annual fundraiser and road race. We’re happy to announce that the final numbers are in, an over-sized check has been presented, and when all is said and done, $6,600 has...

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