In The News
How Wounded Nature Uses Media
Wounded Nature–Working Veterans uses all media sources and outlets to increase visibility and promote our mission. Media exposure helps us reach an audience that may not be aware of our organization, and we are proud of our accomplishments.
Media and Public Relations
Media and Public Relations combined with education are just as important as actually cleaning up the beaches. Training the public not to discard their trash will save as many marine animals as removing the trash.
Media Coverage, Social Media and Videos
Watch our TV segments, news coverage, and social media videos documenting our coastal cleanup missions across South Carolina.
Media Contacts
Journalists and media professionals are welcome to reach out for interviews, footage, or story coordination.
Press Coverage & News
SCDNR and Wounded Nature–Working Veterans remove nine boats at Johns Island Landing
ABC News 4 (WCIV)
Nine abandoned boats demolished at Stono River — derelict vessel backlog rapidly dwindling
The Post and Courier
Charleston Harbor cleared of abandoned boats in safety and environmental push
Live 5 News (WCSC)
On Board With: Rudy Socha
Boating Magazine
Senate Resolution S.1148 — Recognition of Rudy Socha for environmental service
South Carolina Senate
Organization leads effort clearing sunken vessels from Charleston rivers
Live 5 News (WCSC)
Charleston County deputies, local groups remove abandoned vessels from river
Live 5 News (WCSC)
Abandoned boats removed, thousands of pounds of waste cleared in Georgetown
Live 5 News (WCSC)
Abandoned boats posing safety and environmental risk removed
Live 5 News (WCSC)
State officials look at harms to Charleston waterways, ecosystems
Live 5 News (WCSC)
SC lawmakers push new bill addressing abandoned boats
Live 5 News (WCSC)
Abandoned boat removed from Charleston Harbor
Live 5 News (WCSC)
Stono River Cleanup — Wounded Nature Working Veterans
YouTube – Wounded Nature
Derelict Boat Removal Mission — Wounded Nature Working Veterans
YouTube – Wounded Nature
Cleanup Crew: How Wounded Nature–Working Veterans Helps Restore Local Waterways and Wildlife
Charleston Magazine
Media Inquiries
Journalists and media professionals are welcome to reach out for interviews, footage, or story coordination.
Contact for Media Requests