A few more pictures from last night with some great people. Lots of money was raised for the #SCflood #bluepickups #DariusRucker #Columbia #CandiceGlover

Remembering the #SCFlood with friends & neighbors. (at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Columbia, SC)

Hard to believe that little stream down there rose so high during the #SCFlood, isn't it? #EightMileBranch #GillsCreek #FANeighbors (at Forest Acres, South Carolina)

There used to be a house here on my street ... until the #SCFlood. 10 months later, there are still daily reminders of the devastation. My heart aches for those impacted by the #LAFlood, just beginning the long recovery process. #LouisianaFlood2016 #FamouslyStrong #FANeighbors #EightMileBranch (at Forest Acres, South Carolina)

In 2012 we worked with New Leaf Builders to create Fox Hollow, an infill neighborhood on James Island. Thanks to SC Public Radio and journalist Alexandra Olgin for the chance to talk about the low impact development approach and stormwater wetlands at Fox Hollow. This piece is part of a larger conversation about the October 2015 floods and what they've shown us about stormwater management and sea level rise in coastal South Carolina.

Another photo of a creek. Except this one was built from scratch over the summer, and recently survived the #scflood. This creek had been ditched for the last hundred or so years, and its floodplain used for timber production. Now it's a fledgling ecosystem of stream channels, wetlands, and floodplain that will improve with time. And it's producing valuable steam & wetland mitigation credits in the Waccamaw basin. Working with American Timberlands, Tidewater Environmental / JMT, and RiverWorks on this project has been a highlight of 2015.