Help us celebrate Shem Creek and support the Mount Pleasant Land Conservancy!

There are 2 great events scheduled to benefit the MPLC on Sunday, October 17th, 9am-7pm.

All paddle participants receive a free Shem Creek Sundown poster.

Great fun for the entire family! Experience the beauty of Shem Creek, while helping us raise awareness and necessary money to continue working to ensure our sense of place is preserved.

PADDLE EVENT DESCRIPTION:
2-hr Naturalist Guided Group Kayak or Canoe Paddle from Shem Creek to Crab Bank Island. All equipment provided.

Four departure times from Nature Adventures Outfitters’ ramp to choose from:
9am, 11am, 1pm or 3pm.

Paddle Donation Per Person
(Tax-Deductible)
$40 – Adults (13 years and up)
$25 – Children (4 years to 12 years)

Thanks to the generosity of Nature Adventures Outfitters, 100% of the proceeds from this paddle will go directly to the MPLC!

Reserve your seats by calling the MPLC office directly at 843-884-1060.

Then, stick around ’til 7pm for the “Post Paddle Party” at the Lighthouse on the Creek.

Live Music with BBQ, Oysters, and Beer for purchase.

Free Entry for Paddlers!

$5 Entry Fee for General Public.

Even if you don’t join for the Guided Paddle, hopefully you’ll come enjoy the Post Paddle Party here on beautiful Shem Creek.

Special Thanks to the Sponsors:

Red Drum Capital Group

Lucasville Investments

The Lighthouse on the Creek

Experience the beauty of Shem Creek, while helping us raise awareness and necessary money
to continue working to ensure our sense of place is preserved.
Credit: Mount Pleasant Land Conservancy

Hamilton Davis over at the Coastal Conservation League just brought to my attention an incredible event going on in two days: now is your chance to tell Uncle Sam you’re opposed to expanding offshore oil drilling by participating in the Hands Across the Sand event on June 26th.

Wanna participate?

1. Just go to the beach at 11 AM for one hour, rain or shine.
2. Join hands for 15 minutes at 12:00 forming lines in the sand against oil drilling in our coastal waters.
3. That’s it!

It sounds like a small deal, but if enough people come out, hopefully big media’s helicopters will be flying around filming it all – just like they did back when the Hunley was raised (an incredible event btw!).

The Hands Across the Sand web page for SC has locations listed already, be sure to visit them and sign up today!