Charleston's septic and sewer systems are facing pressures from development, stuck in what's called a "coastal squeeze". 🌆 🌊 Click the link in bio and learn about coastal squeeze and it's impact on local infrastructure and water quality. #number1citynumber2problems

Cleaner waterways, Thanks to YOU! 🌊 🌊 YOU helped us protect the future of our waterways by supporting your Charleston Waterkeeper team. Here's to another successful Revel in the books. Click this link to get involved! bit.ly/4fmH0X9 📸 credits @saltinagraphics

We test the bacteria levels in your waterways. Impaired septic tanks are a major contributor. Click the link in bio to read more and learn how you can help. #number1citynumber2problems

Are you filled with the giving spirit? Bring the family and join us tomorrow to give back to your waterways! We're teaming up with @scdnr SCORE to bag oyster shells starting at 9 AM. More info and sign up at charlestonwaterkeeper.org/volunteer.

Today we published our March Keeper's Report! Check out latest ways to get involved and give back to your waterways, through the volunteer page and the *2025 event post on the blog! 🌎 🎣 🌱 🦪 We can't wait to see you on the water very soon! 🌊 charlestonwaterkeeper.org/2025/03/2025-e…

Great effort here by Mayor Haynie and the Town of Mount Pleasant Flood Mitigation Committee! Local action to protect wetlands is especially important right now as federal protections are being dismantled. counton2.com/news/local-new…

Tuesday 4/15! This is an important opportunity to learn about the City of Charleston's Water Plan from a panel of experts. Moderated by the The Post and Courier! There's a lot like in the City's water plan and now is the time for action! tickets.postandcourier.com/e/risingwaters…

Yes! postandcourier.com/opinion/editor…

"Every day is Earth Day at Charleston Waterkeeper." - #Cheryl

It's officially Swim Alert season & that means weekly water quality updates are coming your way! Reminder that we test fecal indicator bacteria levels to see if your creeks & rivers are safe for swimming. Get results at charlestonwaterkeeper.org/swimalert and/or check the @theswimguide app!

Sound up! "I know that feeling!" We hope you have as much fun in the water this weekend as our dolphin friend! Know before you go and check out the fresh batch of new Swim Alert bacteria results just in time for your holiday! Results here: charlestonwaterkeeper.org/swimalert/

Popping in real quick to share some Swim Alert results - 75% of sites were green this week. Visit charlestonwaterkeeper.org/swimalert or check out the Swim Guide app for more details!

Thumbs up for a great lab eval! We partner w/ cofcgeology to maintain lab space certified by southcarolinaDES! SC DES Office of Lab Cert reviews our equipment, methods, & records to make sure we're producing quality data critical to ensure our Swim Alert results are top notch!

This is a critical moment for clean water in our community. That’s why we’re building the advocacy and communications capacity necessary to meet the moment head-on. We’re looking for two new team members to strengthen our work. Learn more and apply: charlestonwaterkeeper.org/2025/06/join-t…

Spotted in Guana Cay, Bahamas! 2025 membership sticker and all. Whoever you are, hope you had a nice time on vacation and thank you for the support!!!

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Surprise! Plastic bag bans work. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

New Swim Alert! We know it's gonna be a scorcher this weekend, but there are several reds on the map this week so be sure to check our results before you take a dip! More at charlestonwaterkeeper.org/swimalert & on the Swim Guide app.

We’re proud to be part of SCDNR SCORE’s efforts to restore Old Towne Creek and the surrounding marsh near Maryville/Ashleyville. This multi-year, multi-partner effort is restoring critical habitat and pioneering new low-impact restoration techniques. abcnews4.com/news/local/vol…

How has all this rain affected water quality? Check our latest Swim Alert to see! 40% of sites exceeded the standard for safe swimming this week, but there were some surprise greens too. Visit charlestonwaterkeeper.org/swimalert or use the Swim Guide app.