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Feb

Welcome to your February 2023 Keeper’s Report! Coming out of the clouds, wind, and rain these glorious recent days reminds us of why we love living here. The abundance of majestic water that surrounds us is inspiring and connects us all. It is our common-ground. And the love of the...

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Jan

Water Watch Report Cards – 2022

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Cheryl Carmack

Uncategorized, Water Quality Monitoring Program

Charleston Waterkeeper’s Creek Watchers are community scientists trained to conduct independent monthly water quality surveys at sites throughout your waterways. We train all of our Creek Watchers under the Adopt-A-Stream Tidal Saltwater Monitoring model. In 2022, we had 57 community scientists conduct 314 water quality sampling events, completing over 1,500...

Jan

INTERVIEW WITH CRIS SUMPTER and TONY BROWN

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Harriott Parker

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We caught up with the Stormy Day Samplers! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? Cris S: I choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper because I can have an active hands on involvement with trying to aid the natural environment I love so much. Tony B: I’ve always loved to live...

Jan

January 2023 Keeper’s Report

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Andrew Wunderley

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Happy New Year and welcome to your January 2023 Keeper’s Report! In reflecting on our success in the fight for cleaner, healthier waterways and creeks in 2022, it is clear that this community is a force for good and ready to see change. Collectively our team of volunteers and strong...

Nov

2022 Press Roundup

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Andrew Wunderley

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January Applications open for Charleston water quality projects after nurdle spill settlement 8 big ways you can help our waters Different types of plastic pellets found in Charleston waterways Of McMaster and marshes: Inside the $500K proposal to bleed protected SC horseshoe crabs Public comments on I-526 extension show project...

Nov

INTERVIEW WITH PAUL BUTLER

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Harriott Parker

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We caught up with long time supporter, Paul Butler! HP: Why do you choose to support Charleston Waterkeeper? PB: When we moved to Mt. Pleasant 9 years ago I got involved with a local land trust and the idea of being good stewards of the local natural resources appealed to me. Charleston...

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