News

Dec

A few months back, the folks from the Advertising Federation of Charleston (AdFed) reached out to us with an idea they had to help our fellow Waterkeepers impacted by the BP oil disaster. Here’s what they had up their sleeves… A collaboration of artists and designers from around the Charleston,...

Dec

Waterkeeper Logo Appears in San Francisco

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Andrew Wunderley

Support

After a recent visit to San Francisco, one of our great friends and dedicated supporters sent us this photo. It seems as though the Charleston Waterkeeper logo is slowly making its way around the globe. Let’s just hope our friends at San Francisco Baykeeper don’t think we’re trying to tread...

Dec

Charleston Waterkeeper Grows a Movember ‘Stache

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Andrew Wunderley

Charleston Waterkeeper, Industrial Polluters, Issues

For the past 30 days, men across our big blue planet have been growing mustaches in support of men’s health. The combination of “mustache” and “November” has yielded a powerful movement known as Movember. The Movember Foundation has been established to spearhead this (what some might call, creepy) movement. According...

Nov

The True Gentlemen

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Andrew Wunderley

Advocacy

Over the summer, College of Charleston’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon philanthropy chair, Ryan Kane, reached out to Charleston Waterkeeper asking us to be their local charity for the coming 2010-2011 year. What could we say but “Heck, Yeah!” The SAE website spouts prose about the national “True Gentleman Initiative” and while this...

Nov

Cancelled – Water the Future (WTF) Event

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Andrew Wunderley

Events

We’ve got some unfortunate news to share with you all: Charleston Waterkeeper has decided to cancel this year’s Water the Future (WTF) campaign event (scheduled for 11.18.2010). The decision was made one week ago after thoughtful consideration. The truth behind our canceling of this year’s event comes down to one thing: quality....

Nov

Creeks Get Crowdsourced

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Andrew Wunderley

Advocacy

Thanks to a new iPhone app, creeks and streams can now be monitored by just about anyone (assuming you have an iPhone). IBM is calling on citizens to monitor the water level, the flow rate, and the amount of pollution in rivers throughout the nation. For a bit more information,...

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