Bacteria Hotspots in Charleston Waters | Charleston News
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Bacteria Hotspots in Charleston Waters | Charleston News
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Charleston Waterkeeper and the College of Charleston are teaming up to warn locals about dangerous bacteria in local waterways, testing spots like Shem Creek and Charleston Harbor every Wednesday for threats like Vibrio vulnificus. They’ve pinpointed recurring “hotspots” — including Philbin Creek, Upper Shem Creek, and Hobcaw Creek — where recreation is unsafe when flagged red. With lab support from the College, they release weekly test results Friday on their website so you can plan your beach day safely — because staying informed means staying out of harm’s way.
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