News

Jan

For the ninth consecutive year, the College of Charleston Masters of Environmental Studies Student Association (MESSA) will host the 8K for H20, an 8K run scheduled for February 19, 2011 at 9:00a.m, in front of the Folly Fishing Pier on Center Street. Working to raise awareness and funds to help improve the...

Jan

Friday Afternoon Field Trip

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Andrew Wunderley

Programs

A brief visit to Waterfront Park is all it takes to be reminded of the inspiring role our waterways play in so many people’s lives. To reflect, to gain perspective, to enjoy the amazing scenery. All of these reasons (and more) motivate so many to take action to see that...

Jan

League of Women Voters Hosts Water Forum

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Andrew Wunderley

Education

The League of Women Voters of the Charleston Area will be hosting a water forum next week to shed light on a variety of issues surrounding Charleston’s waterways. The forum will take place on Wednesday, January 26, 2011, at 5:30 PM, at the YWCA, 106 Coming Street. Light snacks will...

Jan

Meet Noelle London – Policy Intern for Charleston Waterkeeper

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Andrew Wunderley

Charleston Waterkeeper, Programs

As we’ve grown as an organization, we’ve needed more and more hands involved with our day-to-day operations in order to keep moving in the right direction. One way we’ve been able to accomplish this over the past two years has been through the help and involvement from amazing interns and...

Jan

Fish Kill on Folly Beach

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Andrew Wunderley

Issues

Folly Beach residents were greeted yesterday by the sight of dead fish along the shoreline; thousands of menhaden washed ashore for reasons still unknown. It was initially speculated that the cause of the fish kill (an often times natural occurrence) was due to the cold water temperatures we’ve been experiencing lately....

Jan

River Respite

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Andrew Wunderley

Advocacy

The Post and Courier ran a beautiful photograph by Wade Spees in today’s paper entitled, “River Respite.” Here’s what they had to say about the shot… Even though conditions weren’t really conducive to actually catching fish, James Echon stopped by the Ashley River ‘to wet a hook, watch the sun...

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