We Are The Coastal Conservation League

We work to protect the health of the natural resources
of the South Carolina coastal plain and ensure a high quality of life for all of the people
who live in and love this special place.

Our Work

Air & Water Energy Food & Agriculture Land & Community Transportation

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What You Can Do

Our goal is to ensure that the next generation can enjoy South Carolina's natural splendor as much as we do. Here are a few ways you can get involved in our efforts.

Learn about our Soil to Sustenance program

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GrowFood Carolina

GrowFood Carolina aims to help the local food market reach its full potential by providing meaningful opportunities to rural farmers that will strengthen and secure the future of a regional food supply and ensure that local rural lands remain in agricultural use.

Learn more about Growfood

Recent News

May 26

Environmental, preservation, and neighborhood groups optimistic about new plans for cruise ships in Charleston but will continue to remain vigilant

PRESS STATEMENT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE From: Charleston Communities for Cruise Control, Charlestowne Neighborhood Association, Coastal Conservation League, Historic Ansonborough Neighborhood Association, Historic Charleston Foundation, Preservation Society…

May 12

Permit issued for massive development that would put new homes in flood-prone area, exacerbate flooding

Press release from the Southern Environmental Law Center and Coastal Conservation League For immediate release: May 12, 2022 Contact: Erin Malec, SELC, [email protected], 434-409-8245 Diane Knich,…

Mar 26

Wadmalaw Citizens Seek Reversal of Permit Authorizing Destruction of Public Trust Tidelands

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 18, 2022 Media Contacts: Amy Armstrong, Esquire Executive Director, General Counsel South Carolina Environmental Law Project [email protected], (843) 527-0078 Melinda Kelley, Chair Wadmalaw Island Land Planning…

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