Charleston, South Carolina, October 22, 2025
News Summary
Magnolia Landing invites volunteers to participate in its second community marsh clean-up along the Ashley River. Scheduled for November 4, the initiative, organized with Charleston Waterkeeper and others, aims to protect and restore local waterways while fostering community involvement. Participants will receive supplies, and the event highlights future developments at Magnolia Landing, which plans to create a vibrant community space on nearly 200 acres of land.
Charleston, South Carolina – Magnolia Landing will hold its second community marsh clean-up along the Ashley River on Tuesday, November 4, from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. This initiative is part of efforts organized by Charleston Waterkeeper, The M.A.R.S.H. Project, and Keep Charleston Beautiful aiming to protect and restore local waterways.
All community members are invited to volunteer, with supplies such as gloves being provided for participants. Those interested in joining the clean-up are encouraged to RSVP and complete a participation form ahead of the event.
The clean-up will occur at the Magnolia Landing site located at 2198 Milford Street in downtown Charleston. This spot is part of a larger project that aims to transform the area into a community hub featuring approximately 200 acres of land. The future Magnolia Landing will include living spaces, offices, hotels, shops, restaurants, a community marina, and public parks, together with nearly 25 acres of public parks and over 1.5 miles of walkable, waterfront access.
This site has historically represented environmental challenges but is intended to symbolize restoration, sustainability, and community togetherness moving forward. Volunteers will play a crucial role by helping to clean the land before the project’s completion, contributing to maintaining water quality, biodiversity, and preventing flooding.
The Magnolia Landing project also includes plans to protect 49 acres of marshland, ensuring that the entire waterfront becomes accessible to the public upon its completion. Stuart Hall, Senior Director of Project Management at Highland Resources, has emphasized the importance of enhancing public access to the waterfront in the expansion of Charleston.
Overall, the marsh clean-up event serves as an opportunity for community involvement, aimed not only at environmental stewardship but also at fostering a sense of belonging and responsibility towards local ecological health.
FAQ
What is the date and time of the community marsh clean-up?
Magnolia Landing will hold its second community marsh clean-up along the Ashley River on Tuesday, November 4, from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m.
Who is organizing the marsh clean-up event?
The event is organized by Charleston Waterkeeper, The M.A.R.S.H. Project, and Keep Charleston Beautiful to protect and restore local waterways.
Do participants need to bring their own supplies?
All community members are invited to volunteer, and supplies, including gloves, will be provided.
Where will the clean-up take place?
The clean-up will take place at the Magnolia Landing site located at 2198 Milford Street in downtown Charleston.
How can participants RSVP for the event?
Participants are encouraged to RSVP and must complete a participation form.
What future developments are planned for Magnolia Landing?
The future Magnolia Landing project covers nearly 200 acres of land and will include living spaces, offices, hotels, shops, restaurants, a community marina, and public parks.
What environmental benefits will the clean-up provide?
Volunteers will help clean the land before the project’s completion and to maintain water quality, biodiversity, and prevent flooding.
How many acres of marshland will be protected in the Magnolia Landing project?
The Magnolia Landing project includes plans to protect 49 acres of marshland and make the entire waterfront accessible to the public upon completion.
Chart of Key Features
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Date and Time | November 4, from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m. |
| Location | 2198 Milford Street, downtown Charleston |
| Organizers | Charleston Waterkeeper, The M.A.R.S.H. Project, Keep Charleston Beautiful |
| Acres of Land | Nearly 200 acres in total |
| Public Parks | Nearly 25 acres |
| Marshland Protected | 49 acres |
| Waterfront Access | Over 1.5 miles of walkable access |
Deeper Dive: News & Info About This Topic
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Additional Resources
- Count On 2: Magnolia Landing to Host Second Community Marsh Clean-Up
- Wikipedia: Environmental Protection
- Live 5 News: Magnolia Landing Site to Host Marsh Cleanup During Construction Phase
- Google Search: marsh cleanup Charleston
- Post and Courier: Volunteers SC Beach River Clean-Up
- Google Scholar: community clean up initiatives
- Live 5 News Video: Magnolia Landing Site Host Marsh Cleanup
- Encyclopedia Britannica: community environmental initiatives
- Post and Courier: Charleston Beach Litter South Carolina
- Google News: marsh restoration projects
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