Camden Lifestyle Magazine Issue 01
Camden Lifestyle is the magazine representing the very heart of South Georgia. There’s no place like Georgia - and together we bring the cities of the Florida/Georgia border to life through Camden Lifestyle. Our mission is to celebrate the outdoor life, from lush lands to gardens, from historical architecture to new developments, the pursuit of adventurous travel, from food and drink to visual splendor. Camden Lifestyle celebrates how to live a life that is more engaged with our cities, with the land, literature, the music, the arts, the traditions, our businesses, and the food in the South. Elegant and relevant. Authentic and fun. Camden Lifestyle is about appreciating the richness of Camden County. It’s about the lifestyle we share, in Camden.
Camden Lifestyle is the magazine representing the very heart of South Georgia. There’s no place like Georgia - and together we bring the cities of the Florida/Georgia border to life through Camden Lifestyle. Our mission is to celebrate the outdoor life, from lush lands to gardens, from historical architecture to new developments, the pursuit of adventurous travel, from food and drink to visual splendor. Camden Lifestyle celebrates how to live a life that is more engaged with our cities, with the land, literature, the music, the arts, the traditions, our businesses, and the food in the South. Elegant and relevant. Authentic and fun. Camden Lifestyle is about appreciating the richness of Camden County. It’s about the lifestyle we share, in Camden.
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Photo by: Miranda Spivey
ST MARY’S RIVERKEEPER
Many people do not know who these valuable people
are in our community. The riverkeepers are the ones
who advocate for drinkable, fishable, and swimmable
waterways now and into the future. The riverkeepers
spend their time conducting water testing, patrolling
the different stretches of the river and watershed, educating
in schools, conducting annual river cleanups,
and being the voice for our rivers to governmental
agencies and lawmakers as the local officials try to
enact laws that directly impact the health of the St.
Marys River and watershed. Rick Frey, the founding
riverkeeper retired from the position in December of
2018, passing the torch. Rick established the organization
and advanced the Riverkeeper impacts within
the St. Marys River watershed building it to what it
is today, partnering with Camden County to receive
a $400,000 grant to replace 30 failing septic systems
in the horsepen Creet watershed in Browntown Community.
The simple act of inspecting and pumping
out these failing septic systems has already greatly
improved the water quality and, therefore, the public
health within that community. With White Oak
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