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Puschel Preserve Planting
Puschel Preserve 1905 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL, United StatesCome join SCCF for a morning of planting native plants in the pollinator garden at SCCF's Puschel Preserve. Volunteers will also help plant a small area that we are naming the demonstration marsh. SCCF is working towards getting this preserve ready for its grand opening in March! Volunteers will assist SCCF staff by planting salt…
Woodring Road Shoreline Project Day 2
Woodring Road Dixie Beach Blvd A b Beach parking Lot, San Carlos Bay Drive, Sanibel, FL, United StatesFor many years, the shoreline along Woodring Road has been prone to erosion during storm and high wind events. The installation of the living shoreline back in 2022 has helped reduce the impact of erosion to Woodring Road, while also providing habitat benefits for fish and wildlife. As the final stage of this project, the…
Puschel Preserve Plant and Mulch Day
Puschel Preserve 1905 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL, United StatesCome join SCCF for a morning of planting native plants and mulching in the pollinator garden at SCCF's Puschel Preserve. SCCF is working towards getting this preserve ready for its grand opening in March! Register HERE
Sip & Slurp with On Island
Doc Fords 2500 Island Inn Rd, Sanibel, FL, United StatesWant to support oyster restoration efforts in San Carlos and Tarpon Bay? Come Sip & Slurp with us at Doc Ford's on Friday, Feb. 28! This event, hosted by On Island, will allow guests to learn more about the importance of oyster reefs while enjoying complimentary oysters, participating in a silent auction, and more! Tickets are $25. BUY TICKETS
Marsh Madness at the Puschel Preserve
Puschel Preserve 1905 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL, United StatesJoin us for the first event of the Marsh Madness 2025, at SCCF's Puschel Preserve. Volunteers will help plant the back marsh of the preserve in Cordgrass and Sawgrass. Spartina, once the principal plant of the interior wetlands of Sanibel, thrives in varying levels of salt and seasonal flooding. Help us replant these vital ecosystems…
Marsh Madness: Puschel Preserve
Puschel Preserve 1905 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL, United StatesWe are so close to opening the Puschel Preserve to the public! Help SCCF put the finishing touches on this public facing preserve before its grand opening the following week. We will need assistance with mulching, planting, moving benches, etc. Come be a part of the restoration process! REGISTER HERE.
Marsh Madness at Bailey Homestead
Bailey Homestead Preserve 1300 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL, United StatesThis is the second year of the community-driven marsh restoration project that aims to restore the natural beauty and health of our coastal wetlands, which were severely impacted by Hurricane Ian. This hands-on initiative focuses on planting marsh grasses, such as spartina, black needlerush and leatherfern, to help rebuild the vital ecosystems that support wildlife.…
Marsh Madness at Bailey Homestead Day 2
Bailey Homestead Preserve 1300 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL, United StatesThis is the second year of the community-driven marsh restoration project that aims to restore the natural beauty and health of our coastal wetlands, which were severely impacted by Hurricane Ian. This hands-on initiative focuses on planting marsh grasses, such as spartina, black needlerush and leatherfern, to help rebuild the vital ecosystems that support wildlife.…
Marsh Madness at West Sanibel River Preserve
This is the second year of the community-driven marsh restoration project that aims to restore the natural beauty and health of our coastal wetlands, which were severely impacted by Hurricane Ian. This hands-on initiative focuses on planting marsh grasses, such as spartina, black needlerush and leatherfern, to help rebuild the vital ecosystems that support wildlife.…
Marsh Madness at West Sanibel River Preserve Day 2
This is the second year of the community-driven marsh restoration project that aims to restore the natural beauty and health of our coastal wetlands, which were severely impacted by Hurricane Ian. This hands-on initiative focuses on planting marsh grasses, such as spartina, black needlerush and leatherfern, to help rebuild the vital ecosystems that support wildlife.…