Coastal WildScapes

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

2026 Coastal WildScapes September Newsletter - Join us at our Fall Native Plant Sale & iNaturalist Butterfly Count. Volu...
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

We had a beautiful morning for our kite feeding aggregation field trip on yesterday! Thank you to Andy Day, kite biologi...
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!

2026 Coastal WildScapes August Newsletter - Join us on our Kite Aggregation field trip, meet our new board members, & sa...
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

We had the perfect morning for our field trip to Little St. Simons Island (LSSI) to see the Large-flowered Hibiscus in b...
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.

Highlights from Saturday's Harris Neck North American Butterfly Association (NABA) butterfly count. NABA is an organizat...
07/27/2026

Highlights from Saturday's Harris Neck North American Butterfly Association (NABA) butterfly count. NABA is an organization dedicated to the conservation of wild butterflies and their habitats. Each year NABA butterfly counts are conducted across the United States by citizen scientists just like you! Members of Coastal WildScapes have been participating in these important counts every year and contributing to efforts to protect these vital and beautiful pollinators. The species that the butterflies were nectaring on this year included Ironweed, Tropical Bushmint, Brazilian Vervain, and Redroot.

This was our largest group for the butterfly count that we have ever had! Thank you to everyone that participated this year. If you are interested in learning your coastal butterflies and native plants, come join us next year. All you need is camera or phone, binoculars, and a love of nature. Contact the count coordinator and our education outreach coordinator, Amy Schuler, at [email protected] to participate next year.

Did you hear that Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is now a UNESCO World Heritage site? And did you know that we do a...
07/26/2026

Did you hear that Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is now a UNESCO World Heritage site? And did you know that we do a Coastal WildScapes paddle there every year? Come explore this unique and beautiful lamd of the trembling earth next year with us. In the meantime, here's some photos from our spring paddle.

Learn more about this special designation at: https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/1751Did

Is visiting Little St. Simons Island and seeing the Large-flowered Hibiscus in full bloom on your bucket list? Join us o...
07/03/2026

Is visiting Little St. Simons Island and seeing the Large-flowered Hibiscus in full bloom on your bucket list? Join us on a one of a kind tour of the island and see one of the largest and prettiest native flowers that grows in wetlands! Sign up today as spots are limited. $100 per person on Tuesday, July 28th from 7am-11am. Pastries and coffee will be provided at the Lodge before departing for the mainland at 11am. Register at: https://www.coastalwildscapes.org/EVENTS

We had a very hot and humid morning for our bird walk + bioblitz with Birds Georgia! Despite the heat, we had fun learni...
07/02/2026

We had a very hot and humid morning for our bird walk + bioblitz with Birds Georgia! Despite the heat, we had fun learning how to use the iNaturalist app to record species and contribute as citizen scientists. Some of the birds that we spotted included Painted Buntings, House Finches, Red-headed Woodpeckers, and Egrets. Cool insects spotted include grasshoppers, scoliid wasps, and butterflies. The Sea Oxeye Daisy and Gulf Coastal Swallowwort were blooming and covered in pollinators. The only invasive plant species we encountered was Bahai Grass.

Did you know that it's officially Pollinator Week? Pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, moths, and other wildlife, ar...
06/24/2026

Did you know that it's officially Pollinator Week? Pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, moths, and other wildlife, are important for supporting our ecosystems and for sustaining our food supply. And they're beautiful too! What pollinators are you seeing in your yard?

Mountain Mint is a wonderful native plant that the pollinators love.

Do you have native plants in your garden? And what wildlife are you feeding with them? These blooming Black-eyed Susans ...
05/24/2026

Do you have native plants in your garden? And what wildlife are you feeding with them? These blooming Black-eyed Susans and Purple Coneflowers are pollinator magnets for bees, butterflies, and other insects!

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