News

Nov

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,...

Oct

Chucktown Squash Sweeps the Beach!

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Andrew Wunderley

Events

This Saturday we spent a fun afternoon with the Chucktown Squash team from Sanders-Clyde Middle School. After a semester of try-outs and practices, Coach Anna brought her dedicated team of players to meet the Charleston Waterkeeper crew on Sullivan’s Island beach. Chucktown Squash’s mission is to promote academic excellence, positive...

Sep

Fashion Show Benefits Charleston Waterkeeper

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Andrew Wunderley

Support

The organizers of the Dock Side Fashion Show have chosen Charleston Waterkeeper to be the benefiting charity of their annual event! We’re incredibly humbled and very appreciative of their choosing us! What better place to host a fashion show than on the edge of Charleston Harbor?! The event will take...

Sep

Eyes and Ears

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Andrew Wunderley

Programs

Regardless of one’s age or his/her experience on the water, we all have a responsibility to watch over our waterways to assure that our right to clean water is protected. Since our establishment, we’ve been motivated by individuals who take active roles on our water – assuring that sources of...

Sep

New York Harbor School

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Andrew Wunderley

Waterkeeper Alliance

The story of the Waterkeeper movement has served as motivational inspiration for many individuals and communities around the world, including myself. I wanted to share with everyone the journey of Murray Fisher, a Waterkeeper alumni. Murray co-founded the New York Harbor School, a “small public high school located on Governors...

Sep

Expedition Blue Planet Does Charleston

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Andrew Wunderley

Events

Last week, Alexandra Cousteau and Expedition Blue Planet came through Charleston as part of their 14,500 mile journey across North America. Cousteau and her team have teamed up with National Geographic to document the many water issues impacting our world’s waters. On Wednesday, Charleston Waterkeeper organized, in partnership with the...

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