SCDNR Lowcountry Team Earns Golden Trashcan Award for Second Year
A team from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) in the Lowcountry has removed 223 tons of waste and won the Golden Trashcan Award for the second consecutive year.
Charleston, SC, September 24, 2026 — A team from the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) operating in the Lowcountry region has been recognized for its extensive waste removal efforts, earning the Golden Trashcan Award for the second year in a row.
The SCDNR team successfully removed a significant volume of waste, totaling 223 tons. This achievement highlights the ongoing commitment of the department’s Lowcountry division to environmental stewardship and cleanup initiatives.
The Golden Trashcan Award acknowledges outstanding contributions to waste reduction and environmental cleanliness. Securing this award for a second consecutive year underscores the sustained dedication and effectiveness of the SCDNR team’s operations in the Lowcountry.
Details regarding the specific locations where the waste was removed were not provided. Similarly, the particular types of waste collected, the methods employed in the removal process, or the duration of the cleanup operation were not detailed in the available information.
The contractor responsible for the waste removal was not specified. The award ceremony details or the specific criteria for selection for the Golden Trashcan Award were also not provided.
The SCDNR’s ongoing efforts in waste management contribute to the preservation and health of the Lowcountry’s natural resources. The repeat recognition for the Golden Trashcan Award signals a consistent performance in addressing environmental challenges within the region.
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