Ten Years After: Deepwater Horizon Disaster
“We have learned that the destruction from an incident like Deepwater Horizon on the environment is severe and long-lasting. We have also learned that Big Oil and Big Government have…
CCRW News: Support Local Fisheries & Join the Coastal Connection Challenge
Now is the time to support local fisheries Obviously, there is a lot of talk right now about the COVID-19 issue and how it impacts the economy. And we are…
CCRW News: Trees and Movie Night!
Coastal Carolina Riverwatch and volunteers plant 200 tree seedlings! On Arbor Day, March 20th, 200 Loblolly Pine seedlings were given to us by our one of our partners, Plastic Ocean…
CCRW News: World Water Day
Coastal Carolina Riverwatch is home to both Crystal Coast Waterkeeper and White Oak New-Riverkeeper Alliance programs. We serve a total area of 320 miles of rivers and streams, 140,104 acres…
March Cleanups and Events
Coastal Carolina Riverwatch Oyster Roast March 14th 6-9 pm Captian Bob Beck’s Marina Cafe Jacksonville, NC Join Coastal Carolina Riverwatch, Crystal Coast Waterkeeper, and White Oak New Riverkeeper Alliance for…
Federal Bill Seeks to Make Companies Responsible for Plastic Waste
“Solutions to the plastic waste problem are often described in terms of what consumers can do to help. But federal legislation, set to be introduced by two Democrats in Congress…
A federal appeals court judge’s remarkable speech is the latest surprise in NC’s hog nuisance lawsuits
Your Crystal Coast Waterkeeper/White Oak-New Riverkeeper Alliance Advocacy Director- Larry Baldwin, CCRW Board Member- Elsie Herring, and CCRW Advisor- Rick Dove traveled to federal appeals court for the latest development…
February Events and Cleanups
You’re invited to Coastal Carolina Riverwatch’s Annual Membership Open House. This is an opportunity to learn more about our organization, issues we focus on, and how you can get involved…
Demand Transparency from NC Poultry Farms
Sign the petition! The 900 million chickens and turkeys in North Carolina’s rapidly expanding poultry industry outnumber the state’s people, at any given time, by roughly 50 to 1. But…
Taking action on marine debris
Coastal Carolina Riverwatch is grateful to have served as the lead sponsor of the 2020 NC Marine Debris Symposium. We spent last week learning from and collaborating with other organizations,…