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Emmi Palenbaum


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We couldn’t protect our coast without you, valentine.

Thursday, February 1, 2024

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for supporting coastal conservation! Want to share in the love? Download and send your valentine a card from below. Download conservation candy hearts Download With love from Coastal Conservation League

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Share your thoughts on RIDE 4!

Thursday, January 25, 2024

Share your concerns now before the projects are on the ballot in November.  Your voice matters!  The proposed road project list for Horry County is not yet final. This comment period is your chance to have your opinions heard on where your tax dollars should go for the next 25 years.  Commenting is easy!  Horry County will be collecting comment cards at each meeting or you can…

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South Coast Newsletter: New Year, New River Advocacy

Monday, January 22, 2024

Happy New Year from the South Coast office of the Coastal Conservation League! We hope you rang in 2024 with a serving of collard greens to bring you wealth, and a scoop of hoppin’ john for good luck!   Stick around to learn about our advocacy to protect historic rice fields and sensitive landscapes along the New River, from its headwaters in Hardeeville to its mouth near Palmetto Bluff.  

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A false choice for St. Helena

Thursday, January 11, 2024

As we mentioned before the holidays, the Pine Island developer’s claims that a large residential subdivision will be built if the golf resort plan is not given an exception from the Cultural Protection Overlay (CPO) rules is neither a likely option, nor the only other option for the property. In fact, this fall, the developer’s conceptual plan for 144 homes was met with significant concerns by…

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Deep-Sea Corals: Biology

Monday, January 8, 2024

We’re continuing our journey to the depths of the Blake Plateau and its fascinating deep-sea coral ecosystem by diving into the biology that makes deep-sea corals so unique. No need to have a background in biological sciences, just your excitement for all things Under the Sea is required!   The remote operated vehicle, Deep…

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North Coast Newsletter: 2023 in Review

Friday, December 29, 2023

As 2023 comes to a close, we want to take time to reflect with you on all we’ve accomplished together this year. So often, we face new issues that take all of our focus, and it’s easy to forget to recognize and appreciate our success. So, here’s a brief look at some of our wins, by the numbers, this year. Thank you for all you do to support this important work. 

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South Coast Newsletter: December

Wednesday, December 13, 2023

Season’s Greetings from the South Coast Office of the Coastal Conservation League. In this December newsletter, we’ll discuss Jasper County’s comprehensive plan updates, and also talk about wintertime fishing in the Lowcountry!  Learn more about strategies Jasper County is considering to protect its wildlife and natural resources–and stay tuned for the hottest conservation fishing tips!  Enjoy, Grant Jasper’s Journey Kicks Off with Donnelly…

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Grant’s Conservation-Minded Fishing Tips

Wednesday, December 13, 2023

Jasper County’s pristine waterways make it a sportsman’s paradise. Did you know that Jasper County has seven boat landings? Plus, there are also opportunities for folks to fish from the shore such as Knowles Island Fishing Pier –located within the Euhaw Broad River Planning Area.   Land protection and conservation along the Euhaw Broad River area will help ensure the long-term viability of this unique fishery for future generations to come….

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South Coast Newsletter: December

Wednesday, December 13, 2023

Season’s Greetings from the South Coast Office of the Coastal Conservation League. In this December newsletter, we’ll discuss Jasper County’s comprehensive plan updates, and also talk about wintertime fishing in the Lowcountry!  Learn more about strategies Jasper County is considering to protect its wildlife and natural resources–and stay tuned for the hottest conservation fishing tips!  Enjoy, Grant Jasper’s Journey Kicks Off with Donnelly…

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Update: Thick plastic bags are finally out!

Monday, December 11, 2023

You know those thick plastic bags big box stores have been offering over the last several years? The ones marketed as “reusable”, but that still end up as litter? This week, Charleston City Council passed an amendment to close a loophole in the existing plastic ordinance that allows for these thicker plastic bags, requiring big businesses to provide customers with paper bags instead. This is great news for reducing plastic litter…

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