How Can You Help?
• Consider the benefit to wildlife as you design and install landscaping and as
you edit or make additions to mature landscaping.
• Look to the Naturally Kiawah Demonstration Garden in Night Heron Park
for examples of attractive plantings that benefit our wildlife.
• Avoid invasive plants that provide no benefit to our wildlife and threaten the
viability of the Island’s existing native plant communities.
• Remove tallow trees, which are invasive and present an immediate
threat to our fresh water wetlands. Contact the Kiawah Conservancy or
Kiawah Island Community Association Land Management Department for
information.
• Consider a fee simple gift of an undeveloped lot. Contact the Kiawah
Conservancy to explore how you can make a donation of land.
• Visit our website www.kiawahconservancy.org, like the Kiawah Conservancy
on Facebook and follow @KiawahConserv on Twitter.
• Keep informed on current events by signing up for our Enewsletter, The
Conservancy Connection.
• Attend our free monthly Conservation Matters educational programs.
• Support the Kiawah Conservancy in this important mission. Monitary
donations are a quick and easy way to show your support.
• Get involved as a volunteer. Join a Kiawah Conservancy committee.
• Contact the Kiawah Conservancy with questions, comments or suggestions at
843-768-2029 or [email protected].
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