Salty Kidz

10/31/2016

Check out our silent auction live now!https://my.bidr.co/events/superscarysuprace

10/30/2016

Thanks to Big Jon, Charleston Sup Safaris, all our awesome sponsors, and everyone who made it out to the SUPer Scary SUP race. You all rock!

03/16/2016

Paddleboard race for charity on the Folly River.

04/03/2015

Please like our page https://www.facebook.com/youth2ocean . We are still waiting for the pages to be linked since our name change.

Getting Youth on the Water!

06/16/2014

Be sure to check like our new page Y2O for up to date info!

05/07/2014

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05/06/2014

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04/30/2014

Youth 2 Ocean Making A Big Splash at Folly | http://t.co/t87Lwfc8i7

03/28/2014

We are excited about kicking off the season with these youth outings in May! The best part is they are free! All kids are invited to sign up! If you are a teacher, work for a youth organization, or know some children who would benefit from some outdoor activities, please pass this along. Sign up at y2o.org

02/13/2014

Here's to the folks that surf every bit of the cold, rainy, grey swell at the washout the past 3 days. http://t.co/ub69u4PdkM

12/12/2013

More about oysters! Oysters are a sexual. The largest, oldest, and tastiest oyster in the center of the cluster is the female. She produces up to a 100 million eggs a year which are fertilized by the surrounding males. If the female dies, the next largest oyster turns female. Come to Mad River this Saturday Dec. 14 6-9pm and enjoy all you can oysters and beer. Tickets $25 in advance 30 day of @ http://www.madrivercharleston.com/

12/11/2013

Another fun oyster fact! Ever wonder why our local oysters, Eastern Oyster(Crassostrea virginica), grow in clusters? Its because they are born as a free floating organism called a spat. The spat floats through the water and latches onto any hard surface. That's why you see them on docks and piling. The best thing for them to latch onto is other oysters. If you clear an oyster bed out, the oysters won't be able to grow back without a hard substrate to latch onto. That's why we have an oyster recycling program. The DNR collects empty oyster shells and deposits them on the bank for future oysters to attach to. Come to Mad River this Saturday December 14th 6-9pm and enjoy all the oysters and beer you would like. Live music, silent auction, and good times. $25 in advance $30 day of. Get tickets at http://www.madrivercharleston.com/