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  • Beaufort Boat Removal with DNR Law Enforcement Dive Team
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  • Debris Removed from Drum Island near the Ravenel Bridge – March 2025
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    • Environmental Issues in Critical Coastal Wildlife Areas
      • Better Choice for Wildlife
      • Cola Wars Impact on Marine Life
      • How Do Balloons Kill Wildlife?
      • How Does Boating Affect Fish Populations?
      • More Information On How Tires Can Harm Marine Life
      • Over 12 Million Plastic Bags to Landfills for Cleanups
      • Rubber Tire Particles Are Actually MicroPlastics
      • Should Walmart Clean Up Their Mess?
      • Shrimp Boats in the South – My Day as a Shrimper
      • Tidal Coastline Miles by State
      • Treated Wood in Marine Environments
      • Waste Tires Are A Problem
      • Why Does Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Dispose Of Pressure-Treated Wood?
      • Why Has Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Concentrated On Removing Sunken Boats?
      • Why Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Is Removing Creosote-Treated Wood
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans 2021 Update On Abandoned/Derelict Boats
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Approach to Fixing Ocean Problems
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Has Found Fiberglass Boats are a Problem for the Environment
      • Is Treated Lumber a Bigger Problem for Marine Wildlife than Plastic?
    • Volunteer for Beach, Tidal Marsh and Coastal Clean-ups
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      • Volunteer in Charleston, SC and Remotely (non-cleanup)
    • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Past Accomplishments
      • Cedar Island – Crab Trap Removal
      • Collaborative Effort to Remove Abandoned Boats from Horry County Waters
      • Drum Island – Laying an Oyster Bed and Debris Removal
      • Eclipse Cleanup on Cedar Island
      • Even the Weather couldn’t keep these volunteers down.
      • Folly River Boat Removal
      • Gateway National Recreational Area, Floyd Bennett Field, New York
      • Governor McMaster sees that removing derelict boats from Charleston’s waterways can be tricky.
      • Grampian Sailboat Removal with Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
      • Hurricane Sandy Impact Areas
      • Isle of Palms – North End, January 2021
      • Lighthouse Island, Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge
      • Local Volunteers Support 2022 Spring Harbor Cleanup and Oyster Reef Build
      • Major Milestone Reached – 100th Abandoned Boat Removed!
      • More than 8,500 pounds of fiberglass and lead were removed from the environment.
      • Morris Island
      • Party City Employees Assist Cleaning South Island
      • Pritchard Island
      • Raptor Point – Jamaica Bay, NY
      • Removal of the Last Horry County Boats
      • Sandy Hook, New Jersey – National Park System
      • Sandy Impact Area Worse Than We Thought It Would Be
      • South Santee Cedar Island Coastal Cleanup
      • Stono River Boat Inventory
      • The “Rusty” is Raised!
      • Tidal Marsh – Patriots Point Yorktown
      • Tidal Marsh Bottle Cleanup
      • Tidal Marsh Bottle Cleanup – 2nd Visit
      • Tidal Marsh Coastal Cleanup – 1/23/2016 – Charleston Harbor Resort
      • Triple Play – Three Derelict Boats in One Week
      • Uncooperative Boat Removal
      • Veterans, Volunteers and Wounded Nature-Working Veterans in Spring of 2024
      • VOLbreaks and Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Team Up to Clean Up.
      • Volunteers Lay Oyster Beds and Clean Drum Island in 2018
      • We Made History Laying 950 Oyster Bags and Removing Debris
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Clean Up Drum Island’s Western Coastline
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans and Coast Guard Volunteers Make Waterways Safer
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans and Partners Ensure Folly River Boat Ramp Cleared of Abandoned Vessels
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans and Senator Chip Campsen Remove Sunken Boat at Bennett’s Point
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans and Volunteers Clean Daniel Island Tidal Marsh
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans and Volunteers Clean Hog Island Marsh
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans and Volunteers on Drum Island – Eastern Coastline
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans and Volunteers Replenish Drum Island 2024
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Cleans Up Before the Holidays.
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Held their Annual Fall Event 2021
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Helped Remove Boats 104 through 106
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Helps Remove Abandoned Sailboat from Ashley River.
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Improve Georgetown Riverwalk by Removing Boats
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Make It Look Easy on James Island, SC
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Remove Cabin Cruiser at Dewees Inlet
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Return to Drum Island 2017
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Returns Daniel Island to it’s Pristine State
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Returns to Drum Island in 2020
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Visits Cedar Island After the Flood 2015
      • Wounded Nature-Working Veterans Work on Drum Island near Ravenel Bridge
      • Wounded Nature–Working Veterans Assists in Removing Sunken Sailboat
      • Cooper River Boatyard Facilitates Abandoned Boat Removal
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      • Education-Outreach-Event Tent
  • Wounded Nature–Working Veterans restore beaches to their original pristine beauty. Volunteers, boats, and donations make this happen.
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5 Sunken Vessels in Hilton Head - September 2025

3 days in Hilton Head results in 5 sunken vessels being removed thanks to the SC DNR dive team.

 

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