Meet Ryan Bethea, CCRW Board Member and owner of Oysters Carolina. As an oyster farmer, Ryan is commited to water quality and sustainable business choices. Check out his interview on NC Public Radio’s “The State of Things”.
Coastal Carolina Riverwatch would like to thank our partners, members, and supporters in the fight for our coast. The suspension of seismic blasting and offshore drilling is the result of tireless grassroots efforts led by coastal communities of the Atlantic. We applaud the residents, businesses, and political leaders who have Read more…
CCRW would like to thank all of our partners on the Don’t Drill NC Coalition, as well as all of you who took a stand. Read More: Carolina Coast Online News & Observer From your Crystal Coast Waterkeeper:
On September 19th, volunteers all over the world are uniting for a cleaner planet. This year cleanups look a little different, but there are still ways to get involved! 1) Join Carteret Big Sweep for the International Coastal Cleanup. Small groups and solo cleaners can borrow supplies and get Read more…
We are excited to be partnering with the Town of Atlantic Beach on this new cleanup project! Beach goers are invited to borrow a blue basket to collect trash during their visit. The signs include a QR code for the Marine Debris Tracker App, which will help our cleanup efforts Read more…
Ware encouraging volunteers to focus on selected areas to consolidate some cleanup efforts. Though we can’t be together in person, we can still make a difference! Track your finds using the Marine Debris Tracker app to submit usable data to experts working on the problem. You can create your own Read more…
UPDATE: Our results did not indicate a significant amount of E. coli. Swimmers should still use caution near storm water pumps. It is our commitment to our community to continue to investigate water quality issues and keep the public informed of potential hazards. MOREHEAD CITY Jun 17, 2020 State recreational Read more…
Your Crystal Coast Waterkeeper, Larry Baldwin, has been assisting oyster growing projects at Down East Mariculture Supply Co. Oysters are nature’s water filters. Each one filters up to 50 gallons per day! You can help support water quality with volunteer opportunities at Down East Mariculture. Volunteers are needed Monday 6/15 to Read more…
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