Stories have the power to change the world. At The Hope Summit, we aspire to inspire by showcasing powerful filmmakers and translating their stories into tangible, solutions-driven action.

The Hope Summit 2024 Conference returns as a two-day intersectional and multi-disciplinary gathering to explore "reshaping our relationship with water, waterways, and the ocean through community-driven solutions".

Come support Barrier Island and ocean conservation with Lowcountry leaders and local organizations at The Tides on Folly.

Celebrate the end of Earth Week with all partners of Lowcountry Earth Week through this family-friendly tabling event at Holy City Brewing.

Celebrate Earth Day by helping educate future generations on the environment, by running or sponsoring the 5K Fun Run for the Barrier Island Local Outreach Program.

The Greenest Day features environmentally conscious local crafts, farmers, food trucks, music, and non-profits that contribute to healthier lives and a healthier planet.

Join CVSC, Sierra Club, Charleston Climate Coalition, Coastal Conservation League, and others at Colleton State Park on Sunday, April 7th to hear about the detrimental impacts of H.5118, including the proposed megaproject on the banks of the Edisto River, just next door to Colleton State Park.

Monday, January 15, 2–4 p.m. | Harmon Field, Charleston Join South Carolina Aquarium, The Citadel Near Center for Climate Studies, Charleston Parks Conservancy, Carolina Ocean Alliance and The MARSH Project, Kids Teaching Flood Resilience, and local community partners for an MLK Day of Service.

A cinematic and musical odyssey that explores the remarkable relationship between humans and rivers.

The Hope Summit is back and bigger than ever as a 3-day conference and festival promoting community-driven solutions through collaboration and innovation.

Join us on Folly Beach for World Oceans Day on June 8th.

Join us as we team up with the Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network for a creek sweep at Newmarket Creek's headwaters.

Carolina Ocean Alliance will partner with our Creek Collective partner The M.A.R.S.H. Project to plant native plants from Roots and Shoots Nursery on Sunday, March 26 from 2 to 4 PM.

Join us as we support the SC DNR SCORE team's restoration of Maryville's saltmarsh along the Ashley River. This is part of a larger hydrological and ecological restoration happening throughout 2023.

Join us for another Newmarket Creek Sweep along the Lowcountry LowLine!

Join South Carolina Aquarium, The Citadel Near Center for Climate Studies, Sustainable Ocean Alliance-Charleston, and local community members for an MLK Day of Service litter sweep and food drive at Harmon Field and Hagood Avenue in Charleston.

Discover community-driven climate change solutions and meet Charleston's conservation community and educational organizations at Brewlab.

The Virtual Conference will feature multidisciplinary panels of experts and local stakeholders from the southeastern United States who will share their perspectives and strategies for facilitating community-driven solutions to climate change, conservation, and restoration of biodiversity.