How often do you think the water here at Clark Sound is tested for swimming safety? Clark Sound in Charleston is more than just a pretty bay. It’s a vital part of Charleston’s ecosystem and recreational life. For many years people have enjoyed this waterway. From May 1st to October 31st Charleston Waterkeeper takes samples weekly. They check for Enterococcus bacteria. This bacteria indicates whether the water is safe for swimming kayaking and other water sports. The results determine whether the water is safe or not. A green rating means the bacteria count is low. A red rating signifies a high bacteria count making swimming inadvisable. This constant monitoring ensures the health and safety of those who enjoy the beauty of Clark Sound. The testing results are made available to the public on Swim Guide. This helps people make informed decisions about their recreational activities. Knowing this information allows them to enjoy the waters of Clark Sound safely. So next time you’re here remember the dedication of Charleston Waterkeeper and the importance of responsible water use. Enjoy the beauty of Clark Sound while appreciating the efforts to keep it safe and healthy for all.
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