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To encourage and support the use of native plants, the Seabrook Island Green Space Conservancy along with the Kiawah Conservancy and Clemson Cooperative Extension are offering a series of engaging presentations and workshops led by experts in the field. Registration is free.
April 10: Landscape Design Workshop
May 29: Installation and Maintenance Workshop
For more details and to register for these free events please click the link below. The 2 conservancies are also sponsoring a Native Plant Sale on Saturday, May 18, at Kiawah's Night Heron Park.
Click to register: Landscaping with Native Plants (salsalabs.org)
The Seabrook Island Green Space Conservancy
protects land for the environment, for habitat, forever.
The Seabrook Island Green Space Conservancy
protects land for the environment, for habitat, forever.
What We Do
What We Do
Our goal is to acquire properties that preserve the natural environment and habitat as well as the way of life that protected land makes possible.
How We Do It
How We Do It
We acquire land and easements either by donation or purchase and then transfer the property to the SIPOA for oversight and maintenance
Since 2000, the Conservancy has preserved dozens of properties as permanent green space. We are deeply grateful to everyone for sharing in the effort to keep our beloved Seabrook Island “Green”.
Since 2000, the Conservancy has preserved dozens of properties as permanent green space. We are deeply grateful to everyone for sharing in the effort to keep our beloved Seabrook Island “Green”.
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