No one should ever have to swim in unsafe waters. But how can you tell if your local river or beach is safe? Swim Guide is a resource for North Carolina’s water lovers informed by water sampling by local waterkeeper organizations across the state. From beaches to lakes to rivers, Read more…
<!doctype html> *|MC_PREVIEW_TEXT|* View this email in your browser Cleaning our Community CCRW Student Organizer, Ghita, worked with Beaufort Ole Towne Rotary and student volunteers to collect 13 bags of roadside trash weighing 104 pounds total. This was largely made up of lightweight items like plastic film, food wrappers, Read more…
Coastal Carolina Riverwatch and other Waterkeepers Carolina organizations recently launched a two-year study to learn more about the volume of microplastic and microplastic pollution in North Carolina’s waterways. Plastics not only affect our environment, but also our public health. But you can help reduce the damage of plastics on our Read more…
Water is under extreme threat from a growing population, increasing agriculture and industry demands, and worsening climate change impacts. Coastal Carolina Riverwatch and Waterkeepers Carolina highlight World Water Day – March 22, 2021 – to honor, celebrate and protect water. We are working to share the stories, thoughts, and feelings Read more…
Fed up with Perdue Farms failure to respond to safety concerns, an NC poultry grower, Rudy Howell, reached out to Larry Baldwin (Crystal Coast Waterkeeper). In an effort to share his story, Howell invited Larry and several other advocates to visit his chicken barns numerous times. In response to this Read more…
Show your support for clean water with CCWR Clean Water Gear! Tee’s, tanks, hoodies, and kid’s sizes available. Makes a great gift! Order HERE.
