Nature| Kiawah Conservancy
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Painting In Spring Colors
Spring has sprung and we are now enjoying the warmer weather, blooming flowers, and the arrival of beautiful Painted Buntings. Arriving around mid-April, the colorful males stake out and rigorously defend their territories. Singing from high in a tree, the male works to serenade lovely lady buntings and entice them into mating. Bonds are formed, babies are hatched, and the cycle begins again – provided we have enough habitat to support their population.
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Kiawah Development Partners Grants Additional Conservation Easement on Little Bear Island
In early November, 2007 Kiawah Development Partners announced that the final two homesites on Little Bear Island will be placed into a conservation easement to be held and managed by the Kiawah Conservancy. This will result in the preservation of the whole of Little Bear Island in its natural state in perpetuity.
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