Marine debris one of the most widespread, and preventable pollution problems facing our coasts and waterways. Persistent solid materials, like plastics, metals, rubber, paper, textiles, derelict fishing gear, and vessels, that end up intentionally or unintentionally in our coastal waters threaten our environment, navigation safety, the economy, and human health and safety. The reserve recently installed two sculptures that demonstrate the types of debris found in marshes and on local beaches. A red drum, located at the Hobcaw Barony Discovery Center, and a white shrimp, located at the boat landing at East bay Park, were filled with items collected by volunteers during clean-up events. Items found included beverage cans, plastic bottles, beach toys, shoe soles, sunglasses, fishing rods and line, bait containers, and Mylar balloons. Visitors are encouraged to take a picture with a pledge card at each sculpture and post it to social media with #trashfreeniwb.