Legislative Updates 2020: Week 7 - March 1st, 2020
What the Santee Cooper decisions could mean for us in the Upstate, the status of the Black Market Wildlife Trading Bill, and updates on other bills we are following in the SC Statehouse. read more
After the Flood: Changing views on floodwater policy at the local and statewide level - February 27th, 2020
Recent flooding around the Upstate has sparked a conversation about how land use and rapid growth have led to increased runoff from storm events. What Upstate Communities do now to control flooding will have lasting effects statewide. read more
Welcome to The Water Log! - February 27th, 2020
Read the first edition of The Water Log, Upstate Forever's newsletter dedicated to clean water issues and advocacy. read more
The need for increased conservation funding - February 25th, 2020
Andrea Cooper, Executive Director of Upstate Forever, made closing remarks at the 2020 ForeverGreen Awards Luncheon detailing the importance of increased funding for conservation, including plans for a new Upstate conservation initiative. read more
Why should I care about conservation? - February 25th, 2020
At the 2020 ForeverGreen Annual Awards Luncheon, Raleigh West, Executive Director of the South Carolina Conservation Bank, explained why everyone is a conservationist — they just might not realize it yet. read more
Thank you to our 2020 ForeverGreen Luncheon sponsors - February 24th, 2020
The 2020 ForeverGreen Luncheon was our biggest yet, thanks in part to the support of our generous sponsors! read more
Legislative Updates 2020: Week 6 - February 23rd, 2020
Bills have been filed that would require DHEC to set maximum contaminant levels for PFAs, plus the latest on the Santee Cooper hearings and other bills we are following. read more
Two Clean Water Act rollbacks: One murky mess for South Carolina waterways - February 20th, 2020
The EPA’s recent attacks on the Clean Water Act have made national headlines, leaving many of us wondering how this impacts our local waterways and drinking water sources. The short of it: Our water resources are left vulnerable by these rollbacks. read more
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