About Us
Mission
South Carolina's Beaches
South Carolina's Beaches
A nonprofit organization formed in 2015 to educate the public, governmental authorities, and elected officials as to the environmental, economic, and societal impact of South Carolina's beaches and inlets.
South Carolina's Beaches
South Carolina's Beaches
South Carolina's Beaches
South Carolina's beaches provide critical habitat, protection from storms, and serve as one of the most vital economic engines in the state.
Who We Are
South Carolina's Beaches
Who We Are
The board of directors of the South Carolina Beach Advocates is made up of mayors and administrators of the South Carolina beach communities. Listen to our public radio interview which sums it up.
OUR MEMBERS
S.C. Coastal Communities
Charleston County Parks & Rec Commission
Charleston County
City of Charleston
City of Folly Beach
City of Isle of Palms
City of Myrtle Beach
City of North Myrtle Beach
DeBordieu Colony Community Association
Georgetown County
Horry County
Litchfield by the Sea
Seabrook Island Property Owners Association
Town of Edisto Beach
Town of Kiawah Island
Town of Pawleys Island
Town of Seabrook Island
Town of Sullivan's Island
Wild Dunes Community Association
Friends of the Coast
Coastal Science & Engineering (CSE)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Marinex Construction
Industry Partners
Applied Technology & Management (ATM)
Cottrell Contracting
EarthBalance
Elliott Realty
Ferguson
Gahagan & Bryant Associates, Inc. (GBA)
Geodynamics, an NV5 Company
Manson Construction
Olsen Associates Inc
The Southern Group of South Carolina
Thomas & Hutton
Weston & Sampson
Wild Dunes Resort
WK Dickson & Co., Inc.
Profit & Non-Profit Organizations
Barrier Island Preservation Alliance
Charleston Aquatic & Environmental Inc.
Edisto Beach Property Owners Association
Edisto Real Estate Co, LLC
Individual
Angelos Hannides
Bill Otis
Deborah H. Stanley
Hillary Aton
Keith Bowers
Linda Tucker
Mona Lisa & Lee Wallace Foundation
Raymond Rhodes
Rod Tyler
Sel Hemingway
Town of Briarcliffe Acres
SC Water Level Observing
For the first time, South Carolina’s coastal communities are measuring the water levels surrounding their cities, towns and counties in real time through a widespread network of water level monitoring stations across the state.