Settlement Agreement Secures Future of Captain Sams Spit
After nearly two years of determined negotiations, Conservancy of the Sea Islands, Town of Kiawah Island, Kiawah Island Community Association, Kiawah Partners, and the State
Marsh “Mess” with a Mission
At first glance, the tangled mats of dead grass, seaweed, and organic debris seen atop and around our marshes can look messy or even undesirable.
The Tag
The Conservancy is thrilled to bring back a community favorite—the Island Treasures Tag Sale—now refreshed and reimagined as The Tag. February 28, 20268 AM –
February Litter Sweep
Help protect our Lowcountry landscapes! The Kiawah Conservancy, in partnership with the South Carolina Aquarium, invites you to our next Monthly Litter Sweep on Saturday, February
A Day of Connection: Celebrating Community and New Beginnings
On January 22, the Kiawah Conservancy invites the Sea Islands to come together for a full day of discovery, celebration, and shared purpose during A Day of Connection: Celebrating Community
A New Name, A Shared Future
Today, we’re sharing an update about our organization: a new name and a new logo that better reflect the people, places, and work that define
Watch Live: Big News. Local Impact.
We invite you to be among the first to hear what’s next and to take part in this special occasion, wherever you are. The announcement will be streamed live, making it easy to tune in and join the excitement in real time.
Connecting People to Place 2025 Reflections
2025 was a dynamic year filled with inspiring programs, meaningful volunteer opportunities, and a variety of activities. From immersive nature walks to engaging educational talks,
A New Space For Construction
With the recent expansion of the Conservancy’s marsh restoration living shoreline project along the Kiawah River, a new build site has taken shape, and it’s
Reefs, Roasts, and Resilience
By Autum Blanchard The tides are shifting, the marshes are cooling, and in the Lowcountry that means one thing: shellfish season has arrived. Each fall,
Beneath the Oaks
Beneath the Oaks: A Lowcountry Symposium on Creating Resilient Living Landscapes Hosted by the Kiawah Conservancy, the 2025 Beneath the Oaks Symposium brought together landscape professionals,
Blue Bird Field Trip
BLUE BIRD FIELD TRIP By Adam Wolf Beep beep. All aboard! Last month, I had the opportunity to tag along with Kiawah River homeowners, Dana