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March 26, 2019
REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED!
Experience the mystery and magic of Kiawah's bobcats at the Kiawah Conservancy's 5th annual symposium. Hear from guest speakers: Shane Roberts, Jim Jordan, Jim Chitwood, and Cynthia Neal. See our newest documentary film on Kiawah's bobcats and get your questions answered. Seating is limited. Reserve your space today!
The Mystery and the Magic of Bobcats
5th Annual Symposium
March 26, 2019
11AM-1PM (FULL)
3PM - 5PM (FULL)
The Sandcastle, Kiawah Island
Sponsored by: Town of Kiawah Island
Thursday, April 18 from 4:00PM - 6:00PM
Join us at the Naturally Kiawah Demonstration Garden in Night Heron Park for the Kiawah Conservancy's 5th Annual Earth Day Celebration!
Protecting our species and preserving Kiawah's habitat is an important part of the Kiawah Conservancy's mission. Through a focus on research and education, the Conservancy encourages citizens to become leaders in environmental conservation for the benefit of all. Join us in celebrating what makes Kiawah Island so amazing!
Our Earth Day Celebration is a free, fun, family-oriented event directed to increasing environmental awareness in our community. Come learn how you can make a difference.
Registration is not required for this FREE event.
**In the event of inclement weather the event will be cancelled.**
Tuesday, April 16, 2019 @ 3PM
Come meet Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network (LMMN) Executive Director Lauren Rust and learn how the LMMN is working to protect marine mammals around the Lowcountry through science, education, and conservation. The LMMN provides a variety of educational programs throughout the Charleston area including the Kiawah Island Dolphin Education Program.
This program is sponsored by the Kiawah Conservancy, Town of Kiawah Island, and Kiawah Island Community Association
Photo by Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network
Friday, May 17, 2019 @ 9:30AM - 12:00PM
REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED
This program is full with an extensive wait list. If you are already on the wait list you will be contacted if space becomes available.
Meet the Kiawah Conservancy and Kiawah Island Nature Program Naturalists at Mingo Point for a saltmarsh exploration in the Kiawah River. As the tide falls, we will venture by kayak towards the Kiawah River Bridge to an area we call the Mud Flats. Here, we may see numerous shorebirds feeding or the occasional Bottlenose Dolphin swim by.
No experience is needed. Moderate physical ability required. Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. A brief hands-on introduction to kayaking will be given at the beginning of the program. All equipment will be provided. Be prepared to get wet! Wear snug fitting shoes that you don’t mind getting wet and muddy and bring a reusable water bottle, sunscreen, and protective covers for your electronic devices.
This program is sponsored by the Kiawah Conservancy and the Kiawah Island Nature Program
Naturally Kiawah Volume 40
Check your mailboxes! If you're on our mailing list you should have received your copy of Naturally Kiawah Volume 40 by now. If you're not on our list, you can sign up here to receive the next published issue.
Self-Guided Tours
Discover stories unique to Kiawah as you enjoy our self-guided Naturally Kiawah Pathways tours of the Island's scenic pathways. Download the free TravelStorys app and take a tour today! There are eight exciting options to choose from.
Have you seen our newest documentary on the shorebirds of Kiawah? If not, CLICK HERE TO WATCH IT NOW
Learn about Kiawah's shorebirds and Island efforts to preserve and protect these amazing and threatened species.
Have you seen our documentary on the American alligator?
If not, CLICK HERE TO WATCH IT NOW
Learn about Kiawah's thriving alligator population, their importance to our unique ecosystem, and research currently underway to preserve and protect this modern day dinosaur.
Thank you to our sponsors: Taylor Agency Insurance and Town of Kiawah Island for their generous support.
Have you seen our documentary on the the loggerhead sea turtle? If not, CLICK HERE TO WATCH IT NOW
Watch as the mother turtle emerges from the ocean and makes her way to the dunes to dig her nest and lay her clutch of eggs. Learn about Kiawah's thriving Turtle Patrol and their efforts to preserve this amazing species. See the hatchlings emerge from the nest and make their way to the ocean. Loggerhead sea turtles are one of Kiawah Island’s most iconic and noble species.
