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Coastal Conversation on Collaborating to Improve Beach Water Quality in the Grand Strand
Coastal Conversation on Collaborating to Improve Beach Water Quality in the Grand Strand
Coastal Conversation on Collaborating to Improve Beach Water Quality in the Grand Strand
Researchers & practitioners provide perspective for an intriguing way to view how local municipalities are striving for clean, safe swimming waters.
Beaufort County Adapts: Sea Level Impacts Beneath Our Feet Study Receives $300K Grant
Coastal Conversation on Collaborating to Improve Beach Water Quality in the Grand Strand
Coastal Conversation on Collaborating to Improve Beach Water Quality in the Grand Strand
Photo Credit: Beaufort County
This article by Beaufort County on how they adapt to the sea level changes provides further insight into the rapidly increasing global issue, and how their next study dives into the impacts found just beneath the surface.
Coastal Conversations: June 22-23, 2022
Thank you for participating!
The South Carolina Beach Advocates inaugural conversation on beach water quality was a great success. A big thanks to our steering committee, speakers, moderators, and general participants! The workshop product (outcome) is now available for download below.
Goal/Purpose
Coastal Conversations provide an open forum for South Carolina Beach Advocates to discuss and acquire knowledge about technical and regulatory topics. This is a new annual event held on a virtual platform to provide a scientific or technical perspective on today’s coastal management challenges in South Carolina. The format is less formal than the Annual Meeting and intended to engage all participants.
Topic: S.C. Beach Water Quality
Join us to learn about beachfront communities' water quality management challenges, and discuss other perspectives on beach water quality. The workshop will allow for an open, informal setting for conversations and breakout discussions, with a deliverable such as a presentation at the next Annual Meeting.
Workshop Steering Committee
Angelos Hannides, Associate Professor, Marine Science, Coastal Carolina University
Linsdsey Lachenmyer and Bryan Rabon, Bureau of Water, SC DHEC
Patrick Barrineau, Coastal Science & Engineering
Annie Mercer, American Shore & Beach Preservation Association
Denise Sanger, ACE Basin NERR Research Coordinator, Marine Resources Research Institute, SC DNR
Janet Curry, Director of Public Works, City of Myrtle Beach