The Kiawah Conservancy is a non-profit organization established in 1997 to preserve the natural habitat of Kiawah Island. It is a holder of land and conservation easements, and as so, acts as a land trust. The mission of the Kiawah Conservancy is to measure, manage, improve, and advocate for the ecological health of Kiawah Island and its environs.

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The Naturally Kiawah Demonstration Garden provides a demonstration for residents and guests of Kiawah Island to explore the use of wildlife friendly landscapes. Incorporated within the garden are native perennial beds which change throughout the seasons. This Chronolog station will help us track the growth of native plants within the garden over the growing seasons. It is located in the eastern portion of the formal garden towards the pathway.

Naturally Kiawah Demonstration Garden

The marshland and marsh edge habitats within this area are protected by the Kiawah Conservancy in perpetuity via conservation easement. The marshland and edge vegetation change over time due to seasonal responses and impacts from tidal inundation. This Chronolog station will help us track the seasonal and environmental changes within this area to better understand marshlands. It is located on western facing wooden railing along boardwalk. 

Falcon Point - Salt Cedar Lane Nature Area

The marshland, marsh edge, and hummock island habitats within this area are protected by the Kiawah Conservancy in perpetuity via conservation easements. The marshland and edge vegetation change over time due to seasonal responses and impacts from tidal inundation. This Chronolog station will help us track the seasonal and environmental changes within this area to better understand marshlands. It is located on the western facing wooden railing along the expanded portion of the boardwalk. 

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3 chronologs managed by Kiawah Conservancy

Marsh Island Park Nature Area

Naturally Kiawah Demonstration Garden

Falcon Point - Salt Cedar Lane Nature Area

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