Shortly after Cecelia Dailey came to work for me in 2008, we made a movie about the folly of building on Captain’s Sams Spit, available here:
For ten years, we have participated in the public conversation. In July 2017, Cecelia Dailey joined botanist Richard Porcher as an expert witness in the continued battle to stop the unwise development of Kiawah Island’s southern spit, finding wetlands which were not properly documented and infiltrate the proposed development.
We commend Amy Armstrong and all those at the South Carolina Environmental Law Project (now celebrating their 30th anniversary) who have endured this fight. Thank you to the Coastal Conservation League for their continued work to keep our coast pristine and wild!
The most current news and a history of the legal battle can be seen here, https://scelp.org/projects/view/74.
10 years of battling for Captain’s Sams
Shortly after Cecelia Dailey came to work for me in 2008, we made a movie about the folly of building on Captain’s Sams Spit, available here:
For ten years, we have participated in the public conversation. In July 2017, Cecelia Dailey joined botanist Richard Porcher as an expert witness in the continued battle to stop the unwise development of Kiawah Island’s southern spit, finding wetlands which were not properly documented and infiltrate the proposed development.
We commend Amy Armstrong and all those at the South Carolina Environmental Law Project (now celebrating their 30th anniversary) who have endured this fight. Thank you to the Coastal Conservation League for their continued work to keep our coast pristine and wild!
The most current news and a history of the legal battle can be seen here, https://scelp.org/projects/view/74.