Skip to content
  • Conservation Programs
    • Land Use Planning
    • Resilient Coastal Communities
    • Wildlife & Waterways
    • Energy & Climate
  • GrowFood Carolina
    • How it Works
    • Find the Fork (Restaurants & Retailers)
    • Partner Farms & Producers
    • Buy a Produce Box
    • Donate to Growfood Carolina
    • Soil to Sustenance
  • Take Action
    • Take Action
    • Events & Volunteering
    • News
    • Get Updates
    • Donate
    • Shop
  • Ways to Give
  • About Us
    • Staff
    • Board of Directors
    • Financials
    • Employment
    • Contact Us
  • Conservation Programs
    • Land Use Planning
    • Resilient Coastal Communities
    • Wildlife & Waterways
    • Energy & Climate
  • GrowFood Carolina
    • How it Works
    • Find the Fork (Restaurants & Retailers)
    • Partner Farms & Producers
    • Buy a Produce Box
    • Donate to Growfood Carolina
    • Soil to Sustenance
  • Take Action
    • Take Action
    • Events & Volunteering
    • News
    • Get Updates
    • Donate
    • Shop
  • Ways to Give
  • About Us
    • Staff
    • Board of Directors
    • Financials
    • Employment
    • Contact Us
Give Now
  • Land Use Planning

Lady’s Island Future Development

Lady’s island is a beautiful 13,000-acre island experiencing rapid growth. It could be a connected community where residents can live, work and play. To accomplish this, we believe future development should be compact and include a mix of land uses,

Read More
  • Resilient Coastal Communities

A Resort on Bay Point Island?

What’s the Latest? On February 28, 2024, IHG Hotels & Resorts announced intentions to build an “eco-conscious resort, spa, and residential community” that would span Hilton Head Island, Daufuskie Island, and Bay Point Island. Any reference to development on Bay

Read More
  • Land Use Planning

Transportation Solutions

Local: The mossy grand oaks shading Maybank Highway frame the iconic gateway to Johns Island – and they need to be saved. An alternative design for the Maybank Highway widening project with 11-foot lanes and an off-road multiuse path would

Read More
  • Land Use Planning

Charleston County Half-Cent Sales Tax Referendum

Charleston County voters passed a referendum on November 8th, 2016 for a half-cent sales tax increase to fund road projects, mass transit, and the greenbelt program. The referendum puts the local sales tax rate at 9% — higher than the

Read More
  • Wildlife & Waterways

Protection of Marsh Hammocks

Marsh hummocks provide a high diversity of habitats and plant communities, including isolated wetlands, forests, shrub thickets and grasslands. For other bird species, hummocks are used for resting, especially during high tides, serve as roosting sites, provide desirable nesting areas,

Read More
  • Land Use Planning

US 17 & Main Road Improvements

About the Project: The intersection of US 17 and Main Road is notoriously plagued by problems. Every day at rush hour the intersection gets snarled in traffic as drivers try to turn left onto Johns Island. This intersection is also

Read More
  • Land Use Planning

Ashley River Historic Overlay District

On November 2, 2015, Dorchester County Council’s Planning, Development and Building Committee voted against second reading of the ordinance to remove Districts 3 & 4 from the Historic Overlay. They took this to full Council where it passed unanimously with

Read More
  • Land Use Planning

Keep Johns Island Rural

Johns Island is the fourth largest island on the east coast of the United States. It is rich with history and natural beauty, but its future is in danger. The Coastal Conservation League seeks to protect Johns Island’s natural environment

Read More
  • Resilient Coastal Communities

Dorchester County Coastal Zone Designation

Dorchester County legislators have worked to introduce bills, amendments, and provisos at multiple opportunities during multiple session that have routinely proposed to remove coastal protections for 90% of Dorchester County under South Carolina’s Coastal Management Program. If successful, this removal

Read More
  • Resilient Coastal Communities, Wildlife & Waterways

Captain Sams Spit

Captain Sams Spit, a beautiful sandy inlet at the southern end of Kiawah Island, is a highly mobile piece of land. Eroding and accreting regularly, this property is vital to important endangered and threatened wildlife species — including the piping

Read More
  • Energy & Climate

Offshore Drilling along South Carolina’s Coast

Voices heard as the Atlantic is off the hook for offshore drilling The Atlantic coast has repeatedly found itself in the crosshairs for offshore oil drilling as administrations have explored new potential locations along the National Outer Continental Shelf. Thanks

Read More
  • GrowFood Carolina, Land Use Planning

Landowner Outreach

The League is working to educate rural landowners on sustainable uses for their land. We have embarked on a partnership with the Center for Heirs’ Property Preservation’s “Sustainable Forestry Program” to educate landowners about sustainable and profitable ways to work,

Read More
No posts found
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Stay Up-To-Date

Sign up for the latest news from the Coastal Conservation League and find out how you can get involved in our efforts.

  • Careers
  • Contact Us
  • Financials
  • Shop
  • Disclaimer & Privacy Policy
  • Careers
  • Contact Us
  • Financials
  • Shop
  • Disclaimer & Privacy Policy
  • Careers
  • Contact Us
  • Financials
  • Shop
  • Disclaimer & Privacy Policy
  • Careers
  • Contact Us
  • Financials
  • Shop
  • Disclaimer & Privacy Policy
Give Now

©2026 Coastal Conservation League

Give Now