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Officially TOMORROW! The @ethos_ac 4th Annual Huger St. Cleanup Timeline: 🔺Check in: 7:15A —> Team colors, coffee, hang 🔺Opening Words: 7:45A 🔺Workouts: 8A —> 4 rotating RUSH workouts OR 1 Yoga + Pilates MAT FUSION 🔺Reconnect:
Have you visited our tangle of asters and floofs at the Headwaters of Halsey Creek? @nativeplantsttp provided us with all of the plants here and the palette and textures are freaking chef’s kiss right now. We’re excited to explore it thi
What a Monday! Thanks to the wonders at @charlestonlitfest and @southernenvironment, we had the pleasure of hosting the one and only @billmckibbenvt with @chsclimatecoalition in the alley of @weltonstinybakeshop. We chatted with Bill about his new bo
Oh em gee! @ethos_ac you shouldn’t have! Just in time for the sweep too! Cleanup is less than a week out! Have you registered with Ethos on their app or on mindbody to secure a workout slot?! You can also JuSt show up to cleanup, but you shoul
LOOK MOM!!! We're on @apnews ! Link in Bio! "How [BEST] friends in South Carolina are restoring a wetland and bringing their neighborhood together" Written by Michael Phillis 📸 @joshuabickel
This is a big one, fam! @ethos_ac is hosting their 4th Annual Huger St. Cleanup on the 15th! If you JUST wanna clean up - show up at 9:15 AM, but they've put together an amazing program (see below) for your physical and mental wellbeing. Sign up on t

The M.A.R.S.H. Project is a grassroots and community-based program working to restore and preserve local marshland in Charleston, South Carolina. As a program of the Carolina Ocean Alliance, a Charleston-based 501(c)3 nonprofit, they are working to ecologically revitalize their neighborhoods through volunteer efforts – cleaning up debris, planting native plant species, citizen-science monitoring, and community and educational outreach.