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Coastal WildScapes, is a member/volunteer based, nonprofit organization dedicated to their mission.

10/16/2026

Thank you to our members and friends that participated in the 2026 Fall Coastal Georgia Butterfly Count. Together we were able to observe 40 species of butterflies! There were 243 observations, 42 identifiers, 46 observers, and 18 members that participated. Check out the results at: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/2026-fall-coastal-georgia-butterfly-count?tab=species
Top 5 species noted: Gulf Fritillary on Blue Mist Flower, Common Buckeye on Coreopsis, Cloudless Sulphur on Scarlet Sage, Long-tailed Skipper on Cut-leaf Coneflower, and Monarch on Large-flowered Hibiscus. Join us for our spring count in 2027!

10/08/2026

The iNaturalist 2026 Fall Coastal Georgia Butterfly Count is now underway until October 13th! Have you joined the project? If not go to: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/2026-fall-coastal-georgia-butterfly-count. Be on the lookout for migratory butterflies such as Monarchs, Gulf Fritillaries, & Cloudless Sulphurs, along with Long-tailed Skippers & Saltmarsh Skippers!

09/19/2026

Our Fall Native Plant Sale this weekend was a wonderful event! Thank you to our CWS board members, volunteers, plant vendors, UGA Extension, Ashantilly Center, Mya Timmons, and Birds Georgia for helping make this event a success. It fills our hearts to see folks excited about planting native plants to support our native wildlife. Stay tuned for the spring native plant sale date!

09/17/2026

Join us for our Coastal WildScapes Fall Native Plant Sale this Saturday 9am-1pm at Ashantilly Center in Darien. We will have six native plant vendors, Birds Georgia, UGA Extension, food, and mimosas. Grab your wagon and used plant pots for recycling and join us on Saturday. Go Native!

09/11/2026

Calling all Coastal WildScapes members! Check out this free opportunity from the Altama Riverkeeper.

It will be an outdoor event that will require some hiking.
Registration link: https://forms.gle/vDv6Set1Vu8tULP9A

09/10/2026

2026 Coastal WildScapes Fall Native Plant Sale - Official Guide - Saturday, September 19th 9am-1pm at Ashantilly Center in Darien https://mailchi.mp/e2724bd5a632/2wa2ugt6pr-13885985

09/01/2026

2026 Coastal WildScapes September Newsletter - Join us at our Fall Native Plant Sale & iNaturalist Butterfly Count. Volunteer to help pull weeds and restore an important wildlife corridor on Jekyll Island.https://mailchi.mp/1de5c4a95e37/2wa2ugt6pr-13885749

08/06/2026

We had a beautiful morning for our kite feeding aggregation field trip on yesterday! Thank you to Andy Day, kite biologist, and Erin Cork, DNR wildlife biologist & CWS advisory board member, for scoping out the site and for sharing their extensive knowledge about these amazing birds. These kites were feeding on squash bugs in preparation for their journey to South America. Join us next year for this annual event!

08/03/2026

2026 Coastal WildScapes August Newsletter - Join us on our Kite Aggregation field trip, meet our new board members, & save the date for our Fall Native Plant Sale & iNaturalist Butterfly Count.
https://mailchi.mp/b113538048b1/2wa2ugt6pr-13885122

07/29/2026

We had the perfect morning for our field trip to Little St. Simons Island (LSSI) to see the Large-flowered Hibiscus in bloom! Everyone enjoyed seeing the largest population of this beautiful native hibiscus and touring this unique barrier island. Thank you to Nate Ramey, LSSI naturalist manager, for sharing his knowledge of the flora and fauna of the island with us.

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Darien, GA
31305

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+19122799080

Website

http://www.coastalwildscapes.org/

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