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Pint Night with Two Blokes Brewing

Thursday, May 23; 5:00 PM

Two Blokes Brewing – 47 Long Point Rd Suite 101, Mt. Pleasant 

Join us for a night of education, beer drinking, and raising money for a great cause! $1 of each pint sold will be donated to the Coastal Conservation League! Learn about our projects and work in the area as well as get the latest scoop on what’s to come with the proposed extension of I-526. See more details here.

 

Noisette Creek Litter Sweep

Saturday, June 1; 9:30 AM–11:00 AM

4262 Ohear Ave, North Charleston

Join Coastal Conservation League and our partners for a litter cleanup around Noisette Creek in North Charleston! This area of the creek is in serious need of some TLC, so come ready to get muddy and have some fun!

All cleanup supplies are provided. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old to participate. Please come dressed to get muddy and wearing close-toed shoes (rubber boots are recommended). There is a fair amount of parking, but carpooling is always encouraged! Registration is free but required.

 

Oyster Reef Build with SCDNR

Tuesday, June 18; 9:30 AM–12:30 PM

SCDNR Marine Resources Division, 217 Fort Johnson Road

Get muddy with us and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources’ oyster team (SCDNR SCORE) to build an oyster reef in the middle of the Charleston Harbor on Shutes Folly Island! This oyster build is special because we will be adding bagged oyster shell and wire reefs onto our 2019, 2021, 2022 and 2023 Shutes Folly oyster builds!

Learn more and please register to attend here.

 

 

For more volunteer opportunities and events outside of the Charleston area, visithttps://www.coastalconservationleague.org/events/



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