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Posts Tagged ‘habitat restoration’

Marsh Madness at West Sanibel River Preserve Day 2

By Barbara Linstrom | March 3, 2025

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…

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Aquatic Fish & Invertebrate Sampling Underway

By Barbara Linstrom | July 19, 2024

Each summer, SCCF’s Wildlife & Habitat Management team conducts aquatic fish and invertebrate sampling across the island. This data helps our team detect important changes in species diversity and community…

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Clearing of West Sanibel River Preserve Nearly Complete

By Barbara Linstrom | May 15, 2024

As an ecosystem restoration brought about by Hurricane Ian’s storm surge, the West Sanibel River Preserve is SCCF’s next west-end preserve that is benefitting from the clearing of hardwoods that…

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SCCF Preserve Lands Will Take Time to Heal

By Barbara Linstrom | February 21, 2024

With ongoing chipping or removal of dead vegetation on SCCF properties, the landscape has taken on a different look while the ecosystems heal from the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. Before…

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SCCF Tours Off-Island Preserves by Boat

By Barbara Linstrom | January 24, 2024

On Jan. 24, SCCF leaders ventured out by boat to preserve lands in Cape Coral and various keys in Pine Island Sound to assess restoration needs. They determined that natural…

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SCCF Partners with City on Park Restoration

By Barbara Linstrom | September 27, 2023

SCCF Native Landscapes & Garden Center staff recently collaborated with the City of Sanibel on a planting project at the Boat Ramp Beach Park. Each year, the City’s Natural Resources…

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Puschel Preserve to Support Diverse Wildlife

By Barbara Linstrom | September 13, 2023

Newly shaped wetlands near the entrance of the Puschel Preserve will be planted as a demonstration marsh habitat with walking/biking trails and a pollinator garden. As an edge habitat, the…

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