Charleston already floods on sunny days. No storm required — just a high tide and a stiff wind off the harbor. The city is investing in living shorelines and tidal infrastructure, betting that working with water is smarter than fighting it.

Come grab a free coffee and sign the van at Shem Creek Park on the morning of August 8 — RSVP for free HERE.

While in Charleston, Uncle Pappy will also be working with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources to build a wire oyster reef and learn about the city's living shorelines. We're partnering with organizations like Charleston Waterkeeper and Conservation Voters of South Carolina to dig into local water issues - from nurdle pollution to wetland health.

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