This Is The Kiawah Conservancy
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f you want to see the people who are part of the
Kiawah Conservancy, just look in the mirror. We
are the ones. We are visitors and residents who
have reverence for a beautiful barrier island and its
wildlife. The place does not belong to us. We belong to it, and
our purpose is to preserve and enhance it so our children and
their children will find the joy that surrounds us today. NK
KIAWAH ISLAND,
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The entrance to Kiawah Island and the river marsh area are
just two of the 700 plus acres to be added to the properties
to be preserved as natural habitat in perpetuity pursuant to
the parcel trade agreement proposed between the Kiawah
Island Community Association and the Kiawah Partners
currently under discussion. We urge you to learn more about
the agreement and recognize the positive environmental
benefits. Information available at www.kiawahconservancy.
org/yestokiawah.
The Naturally Kiawah Garden in Night Heron Park provides a
place where visitors and residents can learn about gardening
with native plants or just relax and enjoy the peace and quiet.
We invite you to be part of this special place by volunteering
to be a Conservancy Garden Keeper. Work days are scheduled
year-round, and we always need assistance to preserve this
beautiful and important resource. Email Edna Roberds at
[email protected] for more information.
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