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Summary & Analysis of the 1975 Kiawah Environmental Report 

APPENDIX D
Kiawah Conservancy DVDs
Note: These are available from the Kiawah Conservancy.
1a. 
The Legacy of Kiawah (Description of development of Kiawah-“building with
balance” with Mark Pamar and others)
1b. 
The Legacy of Kiawah—Professional (Shorter version of 1A with some comments directed to landscape professionals)
2.
The Magic of Kiawah (Scenes only and music)
3.
K
 iawah—The Wild Side (Bob Cogill dedication with narrators, including the
Nature Center)
4.  and Deer Ecology on Kiawah Island: Implications for Habitat Preservation.
Bobcat
Dr. Shane Roberts (A 1 hr presentation ending with Q&A followed by 40
min of additional voice over detail. Searchable with 17 chapters. December
5, 2007.)
5.  Bobcats and Other Wildlife: Ecology, Habitat Preservation and Backyard
Kiawah
Habitat. Dr. Shane Roberts (Details of PhD research and habitat implications. Most detail of any presentations. Predator/prey details, backyard
habitat, HIS tool and early gps in four chapters. December 5, 2007.)
6. 
2007 GPS Bobcat Program (Used at Bobcat Ball. No sound. Some words beyond TV field).
7. 
Conservation Matters, April 2, 2008: Painted Bunting Telemetry & Bobcat GPS
(Live presentations of the two pilot projects by Sarah Latshaw and Eric
Rice. Not miked. April 3, 2008.)
8. 
Conservation Matters — Birds of Kiawah. Presentation by Dr. Paul Roberts
(Voice over with good quality photos. Extensive chapters, generally by category and by individual bird. May 5, 2008.)
9. 
Conservation Matters — Butterflies of Kiawah. Billy McCord of SCDNR (Voice
over with good quality photos. Extensive chapters by butterfly type. May 5,
2008.
10.  Carolina Hammock Islands: Oases in the Marsh. Billy McCord (KPOG
South
presentation, November, 2008.).
11. 
Diamondback Terrapins. Dr. Mike Dorcas at Night Heron Nature Center on
November 4, 2008.
12. 
Conservation Matters: Habitat Improvement Initiative and Sweetgrass Awards. Justin Core on November 5, 2008.
13.
R
 hett’s Bluff Area Trapping: bobcat gps collar trapping and painted bunting trapping in 2008. No sound (except some painted bunting). April 2, 2008.
14. 
Conservation Matters: Diamondback Terrapins. Dr. Whit Gibbons on February
4, 2009.
15.  Buntings & Bobcats: Research Update (February 19, 2009, by Sarah
Painted
Latshaw and Jim Jordan at a KING meeting. Excellent summary of all work
to date.)
16.
P
 ainted Buntings and Bobcats: 2009 Bobcat Ball Special Edition. Same content
as (15) plus slide show of attendees and “Hip to be Square”.

Revised: May 2014_REV 8

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