News

Oct

SAVE THE DATE – 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...

Aug

Deer Tick’s John McCauley Plays for Charleston Waterkeeper – Partnership Announced

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Andrew Wunderley

Events

Last Friday, Charleston Waterkeeper and Partisan Records teamed up to host an exclusive listening party for Deer Tick‘s newest, unreleased album. We had originally intended to host a live performance with Deer Tick’s lead singer, John McCauley. Unfortunately, John was stranded in Colorado and subsequently couldn’t make it to town in time....

Aug

Pirates of the Flats Urge us All to be Waterkeepers

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Andrew Wunderley

General News

It is no surprise that the majority of the 200 Waterkeepers who work around the world began their work not as environmentalists or conservationists, but as users of our waterways – watermen, oystermen, anglers, and paddlers, dedicated to protecting a resource that defines a way of life. It is essential,...

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