Sullivan’s Island for All

Protect What Protects Us

What is SI For All?

Our mission is to preserve the incredible gift of the Sullivan’s Island Maritime Forest for the benefit and enjoyment of ALL. Please join us!

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What is the Maritime Forest?

Sulllivan’s Island’s beach is growing (accreting) and that’s made it possible for a beautiful, protective, maritime forest to flourish.

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Why We Must Stop the Chop!

Climate change is accelerating. The Maritime Forest provides hurricane storm surge protection, resilience and incredible natural beauty.

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Walk the Forest!

Nothing beats seeing the forest up close and personal. The Town of Sullivan’s Island offers several guided tours of the forest each year! Be sure to check them out. Each guided tour has a special focus, so enjoy as many as you can, and tell your friends!

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Please check back often for updates on our cause and be sure to follow us on Facebook!

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What is the Maritime Forest?

Sullivan's Island is one of the luckiest barrier islands on the East Coast. Our beach is growing, not eroding and that's allowed our Maritime Forest to flourish.

What is Sullivan's Island for All?

Sullivan"s Island for All is dedicated to saving our beautiful and protective Maritime Forest.

Why is the Maritime Forest Threatened?

When beachfront homeowners decided to sue the Town of Sullivan's Island because of the Maritime Forest, it started several years of a legal battle that have ended in this controversial "mediation" that is now threatening the future of the forest.

Three Things You Can Do to Stop the Chop!

The deforestation of Sullivan’s Island is much larger than just an “island” issue. This land was put into a public trust for the benefit and enjoyment of ALL of us — and decisions on how our maritime forest is managed, should not be left in the hands of two private homeowners who want ocean views and breezes. Please Help us Stop the Chop!

Make Your Voice Heard

Together we can let our elected officials know that destroying the maritime forest isn’t good for anyone. Putting ocean views above hurricane storm surge and rising sea level protection, nature, and wildlife cannot be allowed. Speak at council meetings, write opinion letters, speak to your neighbors every chance you get. Protect what protects us.

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Stay Informed

There is a lot of misinformation being passed around about the maritime forest. Be sure you get the facts by researching media reports and original source material (i.e., court documents) to be sure you are getting the full story. Our Resource Page has excellent original source materials that you can research to learn more about this important issue regarding Sullivan’s Island future.

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Please Support Our Cause

The Sullivan’s Island maritime forest is at risk. YOU are the key to saving this natural wonder. Please join our cause today and help us prevent its destruction. Your donations will help us build a strategy to save and protect our forest for future generations to enjoy.

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Maritime Forest By the Numbers

$1.3 billion

How much the City of Charleston is spending to build a sea wall to protect against sea level rise, hurricanes and storm surge. The Maritime Forest does all of this for Sullivan’s Island.

190

Acres of land comprise the maritime forest. A true gift from nature that some now want to tear down.

9%

Fewer than 1 out of 10 people will benefit from the “ocean views” that this new cutting plan will promote to the detriment of nature, hurricane storm surge protection and our trees.

100%

All of us, residents, visitors and wildlife are at risk of losing an incredible natural resource that provides critical protection and enjoyment to all..

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Sullivan’s Island For All
1985 Riviera Drive, Suite 103
Box 201
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464

SaveOurSIForest@gmail.com

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