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01/28/2026 05:30:00 PM01/28/2026 07:00:00 PMAmerica/New_YorkCommunity and ConservationPlease join us for an inspiring look at the Conservancy's work to preserve and enhance the vital habitats and wildlife of our Sea Islands. During this special gathering, we will share our mission and history, showcase our most recent conservation accomplishments, and highlight meaningful ways you can participate in protecting the natural beauty and ecological health of Johns, Kiawah, and Seabrook Islands.
From preservation and research to restoration, education, and advocacy, discover how our mission comes to life—and how you can help it thrive.
Enjoy, beer, wine, light bites, and plenty of community spirit as we celebrate the conservation achievements made possible by supporters like you. Connect with neighbors, chat with our team, and learn how your involvement safeguards the places we all love.
Free to attend and open to the public.
The Sandcastle
Please join us for an inspiring look at the Conservancy's work to preserve and enhance the vital habitats and wildlife of our Sea Islands. During this special gathering, we will share our mission and history, showcase our most recent conservation accomplishments, and highlight meaningful ways you can participate in protecting the natural beauty and ecological health of Johns, Kiawah, and Seabrook Islands.
From preservation and research to restoration, education, and advocacy, discover how our mission comes to life—and how you can help it thrive.
Enjoy, beer, wine, light bites, and plenty of community spirit as we celebrate the conservation achievements made possible by supporters like you. Connect with neighbors, chat with our team, and learn how your involvement safeguards the places we all love.
Free to attend and open to the public.
About This Event
Please join us for an inspiring look at the Conservancy's work to preserve and enhance the vital habitats and wildlife of our Sea Islands. During this special gathering, we will share our mission and history, showcase our most recent conservation accomplishments, and highlight meaningful ways you can participate in protecting the natural beauty and ecological health of Johns, Kiawah, and Seabrook Islands.
From preservation and research to restoration, education, and advocacy, discover how our mission comes to life—and how you can help it thrive.
Enjoy, beer, wine, light bites, and plenty of community spirit as we celebrate the conservation achievements made possible by supporters like you. Connect with neighbors, chat with our team, and learn how your involvement safeguards the places we all love.
Free to attend and open to the public.
Getting There
The Sandcastle
1 Shipwatch Road
Kiawah Island, 29455
United States
Add to Calendar
01/28/2026 05:30:00 PM01/28/2026 07:00:00 PMAmerica/New_YorkCommunity and ConservationPlease join us for an inspiring look at the Conservancy's work to preserve and enhance the vital habitats and wildlife of our Sea Islands. During this special gathering, we will share our mission and history, showcase our most recent conservation accomplishments, and highlight meaningful ways you can participate in protecting the natural beauty and ecological health of Johns, Kiawah, and Seabrook Islands.
From preservation and research to restoration, education, and advocacy, discover how our mission comes to life—and how you can help it thrive.
Enjoy, beer, wine, light bites, and plenty of community spirit as we celebrate the conservation achievements made possible by supporters like you. Connect with neighbors, chat with our team, and learn how your involvement safeguards the places we all love.
Free to attend and open to the public.
The Sandcastle
The Kiawah Conservancy is a nationally accredited land trust and chartered non-profit, Section 501(c)(3), organization. We strengthen the ecological health of the land, water, and wildlife of Johns, Kiawah, and Seabrook Islands through preservation, research, restoration, education, and advocacy.
Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, the Conservancy has permanently preserved 85 properties (3,876 acres) of pristine natural habitat. These lands safeguard critical wildlife habitat, protect water quality, and ensure the natural beauty of our sea islands will endure for generations to come.
