2007
2008
2009
The Kiawah Conservancy and the
Town of Kiawah Island initiate a
bobcat GPS study. The study is
ongoing and a total of 64 bobcats
have been captured and fitted with
GPS collars. This project remains
the longest continuous GPS study
on bobcats in the world.
The Conservancy relocates to its
new offices at Kestrel Court.
Kiawah Conservancy and the Town
of Kiawah Island launch the Kiawah
Island Bird Monitoring program
and open the first Kiawah Island
Banding station on the western
end of the Island. In 2015, a second
station opened on the eastern end
at Little Bear Island.
2013
2015
2016
2017
2011
The Conservancy presents “The
Legacy of Kiawah,” produced and
directed by Cynthia Neal.
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Planting is completed and the
Naturally Kiawah Demonstration
Garden at Night Heron Park is
open to the public.
The Conservancy initiates an
important study of alligators
on Kiawah.
The Conservancy presents
the third in a series of annual
symposiums, this one featuring
alligators.
Kiawah Conservancy joins the
ranks of almost 200 land trusts
across the country that have
achieved accreditation from
the Land Trust Accreditation
Commission, an independent
program of the Land Trust Alliance.
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