News

Oct

BarCampCHS is officially underway, and we’ll be here all day giving you live updates (follow @CyrusBuffum or @ChasWaterkeeper). What is BarCamp, you ask? We’re glad you asked. Here’s a description taken from their website: BarCamp is an ad-hoc, user generated “unconference” where participation, not observation is key. It’s a day...

Oct

Feature on Watauga Riverkeeper

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Andrew Wunderley

Waterkeeper Alliance

Donna Lisenby, North Carolina’s Watauga Riverkeeper, was recently featured in a short documentary. The Waterkeeper Alliance is lucky to have Donna’s dedication and commitment, and we at Charleston Waterkeeper are proud to be a part of this movement.

Oct

Folly Beach City Council Talks Trash

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Andrew Wunderley

Issues

Yesterday evening, Folly Beach City Council members met for a two-hour work session in order to brainstorm ideas to address the prevalence of litter on their beaches and streets. Increased attention has been given to the issue of trash and litter as a result of 4th of July festivities that...

Oct

We’ve Got It!

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Andrew Wunderley

Charleston Waterkeeper

After a year of indecisive deliberation, Charleston Waterkeeper finally has a logo (we’re serious this time, we promise!). A huge thanks to Justin Harris (follow him on twitter: @JHarrisSC) for making it all happen! We’re revving up to plaster the new logo just about everywhere, so get ready to help spread the...

Oct

Celebrate our First Year with Us!

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Andrew Wunderley

Events

In mid-November, we will be hosting our official “Launch/1-Year Anniversary” Party. Though we may be the first organization that has ever held a party to celebrate both its official launch and its first birthday, we strive to break the traditional means of doing business… We’re still refining the details, but...

Sep

Charleston County’s Living Green Show

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Andrew Wunderley

Events

Earlier this summer I was a guest on Charleston County’s Living Green Show to talk about marine pollution. The show is part of the County’s CARE Program. Here’s a brief explanation of their role: The Community Action for a Renewed Environment (CARE) Program is an EPA-funded grant for the purpose...

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