Speaking Up for Georgetown County Wetlands

Black River via Kayak

We’re getting closer to enacting wetland protections in Georgetown County! We need the community to show up for our wetlands. On Thursday, April 16th, 2026 at 5:30 PM, the Georgetown County Planning Commission will hear public comments on the proposed wetlands protection ordinance. We need residents like you to speak up in support of the […]

North Coast Newsletter: A river is no place for a road

Welcome to the April 2024 issue of the North Coast newsletter! This month we explore an iconic river of our region. We’ve highlighted this river before, but today we’re focusing on two daunting road projects that threaten its integrity if constructed. Read on to learn why this river is being named one of America’s Most […]

North Coast Newsletter: Spring into rain gardens

Welcome to the March 2024 issue of the North Coast newsletter! We have been super busy in this new year and can’t believe it’s already spring. With spring comes the transition of seasons, new growth, and life. As a biologist, this has always been my favorite time of year, as I prepared for field season […]

North Coast Newsletter: 2023 in Review

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, […]

North Coast Newsletter – Mining Our Treasures

Welcome to the October 2023 issue of the North Coast newsletter! With Fall in full force, we can’t help but mention how great the weather has been. The relief from the summer heat truly makes you want to get outside and explore. This month we recognize a city owned park in the Waccamaw River floodplain, […]

North Coast Newsletter: Lazin’ on the Lynches

By Becky Ryon, North Coast Office Director Friend, Welcome to the July 2023 North Coast newsletter! It may be hot and humid, but at least it’s peach season! Nothing much beats a juicy, South Carolina-grown peach. We had a late frost this year, so the harvest wasn’t as robust, but I hope you’ve been able […]