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This week at Coastal Carolina Riverwatch

Posted on January 27, 2021

Take action on biogas in NC. NCMDS registration.

Join us for the latest installment in our Advocacy Series. Larry Baldwin, Crystal Coast Waterkeeper, and guest Jeff Currie, Lumber Riverkeeper, discuss the environmental and social impacts of swine biogas.

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The Fresh and Salty Shindig is tomorrow!

Posted on January 20, 2021

Learn about CCRW & how to get involved🐬

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The Fresh and Salty Shindig is TOMORROW at 6 pm!

Join us (virtually) to learn more about Coastal Carolina Riverwatch and how you can get involved.

Make a night out of it by ordering takeout from a certified Ocean Friendly Establishment and trying a Fresh or Salty cocktail (or mocktail).

Email Program Coordinator to receive a Zoom link:
RebeccaD@coastalcarolinariverwatch.org

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This week at Coastal Carolina Riverwatch

Posted on January 11, 2021

Fresh and Salty, Day of Service, and Marine Debris

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Start 2021 off fresh (and salty) by making a resolution to protect clean water!

Join us (virtually) to learn more about our mission, upcoming projects for 2021, and ways you can get involved.

Make a night out of it by ordering takeout from a certified Ocean Friendly Establishment.

All attendees will receive a door prize!

Email Program Coordinator to receive a Zoom link:
RebeccaD@coastalcarolinariverwatch.org

The “Fresh and Salty Shindig” derives its name from the fresh and salty water systems of Carteret County and Onslow County. In this region, CCRW serves a total area of 320 miles of rivers and streams, 129 miles of coastline, 149,104 acres of estuary.