Posts Tagged ‘sanibel’
Wet Season Is Here: Sanibel is Less Salty and Water Levels Are Higher
SCCF’s Marine Lab reports that the onset of the wet season has helped refresh inland water bodies, but they are still quite salty. Following this year’s dry season, which was…
Read MoreSCCF Sluggers Finish First Season in Community League
The SCCF Sluggers joined four other teams for the Spring Adult Co-Ed Softball League this season, packing the bleachers with friends, family, and co-workers during nine games at the ball…
Read MoreOver 1.2K Observations During Earth Week BioBlitz!
A total of 563 species of flora and fauna were observed during SCCF’s inaugural Earth Week BioBlitz in Lee County from April 21-27! This included 1,259 observations from 138 users*,…
Read MoreAnnual Meeting Highlights Community Embrace of Mission
SCCF CEO James Evans recounted the amazing recovery, regrowth, and resilience the organization has achieved over the past year at yesterday’s Annual Membership Meeting, where five new trustees were elected…
Read MoreSCCF Partners with City on Park Restoration
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…
Read MoreSCCF Supports Resiliency Principles
In response to Lee County’s proposed Land Development Code changes (amendments affecting Captiva that claim to improve resiliency), the Captiva Community Panel drafted a set of seven principles it believes…
Read MoreCommissioners Grant 90-Day Continuance on Proposed Land Use Changes
On June 20, three senior staff from SCCF delivered testimony to the Lee County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) regarding the proposed controversial amendments to Lee County’s Land Development Code…
Read MoreProposed Changes to Land Development Code Imperil Captiva, Sanibel
By James Evans, SCCF CEO In the aftermath of Hurricane Ian many discussions on how to rebuild our communities have centered around the idea of resilience. Our communities in Southwest…
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