A youth-led conservation nonprofit dedicated to protecting and restoring the wetlands of South Carolina. Empowering young leaders to take action through education, restoration projects, and community advocacy to preserve these vital ecosystems for future generations.
Your support of our youth-led conservation efforts directly fuels restoration projects, education, and community action that help preserve the wetlands of South Carolina.
South Carolina’s wetlands form one of the most ecologically diverse and productive landscapes in the southeastern United States, stretching from inland floodplains to vast coastal marshes. These systems include freshwater swamps, bottomland hardwood forests, Carolina bays, and tidal salt marshes shaped by seasonal flooding and proximity to the Atlantic, with places like Congaree National Park preserving some of the largest remaining tracts of old-growth bottomland forest in North America. Deeply tied to the region’s ecological health and cultural heritage, these environments now face increasing pressure from development and climate change, which makes the work of a youth-led conservation nonprofit dedicated to protecting and restoring South Carolina’s wetlands more critical than ever. Through hands-on restoration projects, community cleanups, and educational outreach, this nonprofit equips young leaders with the skills and resources to make a tangible impact. By partnering with local organizations, scientists, and coastal communities, it builds a network of advocates committed to safeguarding these ecosystems. The organization’s mission is not only to preserve wetlands today but to cultivate a generation that will continue protecting South Carolina’s natural landscapes into the future.
See below our upcoming events.
| Event | Type | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Wetland Restoration Day | Volunteer Trash Cleanup | April 12, 2026 |
| Youth Conservation Workshop | Education & Leadership Training | May 3, 2026 |
| Coastal Marsh Awareness Festival | Community Outreach & Fundraiser | June 7, 2026 |