T O B L U L M E F F P A. c o n ser va n c y. Conservancy Calendar 2019
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1 L M E T T O B L U P A F F c o n ser va n c y
2 January 2
3 JANUARY Thursday January 3, 2019 the where we will be. Friday January 4, :00pm-7:00pm First Friday Lecture Series: Waterfowl & Wading birds Wayne Harris, biologist at the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge, explains what goes into managing habitats for waterfowl and wading birds. No RSVP required Saturday January 5, 2019 Meet at Tuesday January 8, :00am-12:00pm Field Trip: Savannah National Wildlife Refuge Meet at the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge s Wildlife Drive Come with the Conservancy team on Jay s favorite field trip of the year! In winter, the refuge is full of migrating waterfowl as well as a variety of wading birds. It doesn t matter how good your birding skills are, it s a terrific way to spend a morning. Reservations required. Thursday January 10, 2019 the where we will be 3
4 JANUARY Saturday January 12, 2019 Meet at Saturday January 19, 2019 Meet at Wednesday January 16, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Waterfowl Management Emily Purcell, regional biologist for Ducks Unlimited South Carolina, will discuss waterfowl management and her work in South Carolina. Thursday January 17, 2019 the where we will be Thursday January 24, 2019 the where we will be 4
5 JANUARY Friday January 25, :00am-11:30am Explore PBC: Duck Pond Meet at You will be amazed by the life found on the Duck Pond during the winter months. From waterfowl to song birds it is a great place to see our wintering birds. You might even find a bird to add to your life list! Reservations required. Saturday January 26, 2019 Meet at Thursday January 31, 2019 the where we will be 5
6 February 6
7 February Friday February 1, :00pm-7:00pm First Friday Lecture Series: Dragonflies Did you know that dragonflies migrate? There are a lot of interesting facts about dragonflies that we are not aware of. Thankfully, Dr. Vicky McMillan is here to tell us all about these graceful predators. Saturday February 2, 2019 Meet at Friday - Sunday February 1-3, 2019 Buffalo Blast Field and Fire Our second annual sporting expo showcases outdoor life in the Lowcountry and supports the Conservancy. February 5, :00am-11:30am Explore PBC: Village Cemetery Walk Meet at the Post Office in the Village Join our archaeologist, Dr. Mary Socci, for a walk to some of the Bluff s historic cemeteries and listen to stories of the past. Reservations required. Thursday February 7, 2019 the where we will be Saturday February 9, 2019 Meet at 7
8 February Wednesday February 13, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Intro to Archaeology Join our archaeologist, Dr. Mary Socci, for an overview of the archaeology and the vast history of Palmetto Bluff. Thursday February 14, 2019 the where we will be Saturday February 16, 2019 Meet at Thursday February 21, 2019 the where we will be 8
9 February Saturday February 23, 2019 Meet at Friday February 22, :00am-11:30am Explore PBC: Sandhill Loop Meet at Come out with the Conservancy s team for a hike along the Sandhill Loop Trail. The path follows the ridge of an ancient sand dune through a beautiful longleaf pine ecosystem. We ll also look for rusty lyonia, a rare plant considered critically imperiled in South Carolina, which is thriving along this winding trail. Reservations required. Thursday February 28, 2019 the where we will be 9
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11 march Friday March 1, :00pm-7:00pm First Friday Lecture Series: Owls Gina Kent, research ecologist for the Avian Research and Conservation Institute, will be telling us about the owls of the Lowcountry. Saturday March 2, 2019 Meet at Tuesday March 5, :30am-11:00am PBC birding: Spring Migrants Meet at Join Aaron, the Conservancy s expert birder, on a birding trip to learn who s coming and who s going during the spring migration. We ll wave goodbye to the Yellow-rumped Warblers and say hello to the Northern Parulas. Make sure to bring your binoculars! Reservations required. Friday March 1, :00pm-11:00pm Owl Prowl Meet at We head off on a nocturnal expedition to find out who s hootin in the woods. We ll be listening and watching for owls and Jay will teach us his famous owl call. (Barred owls have been known to come to the truck to insist that he quiet down!) Reservations required. Thursday March 7, :00am-11:00am Daughters of the American Revolution Dedication Ceremony Meet at Montpelier Cemetery Please join the Conservancy and the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Montpelier Cemetery (next to the Canoe Club Pool) for the unveiling of a marker that recognizes Elizabeth Screven, wife of Revolutionary War soldier John Screven, as a supporter of the Patriot cause. Reservations required. 11
12 march Thursday March 7, 2019 the where we will be Saturday March 9, 2019 Meet at Sunday March 10, 2019 Half & Full Marathon The popular Palmetto Bluff Marathon, Half- Marathon and 10K races start in the heart of Wilson Village and travel along a tree-shaded course hidden away among an intricate maze of rivers, islands and maritime forest. Palmetto Bluff is the best of the South Carolina Lowcountry, 20,000 acres that remain virtually undisturbed and home to some of the most beautiful running courses and trails in the region. Race proceeds benefit the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy. Celebrate your finish at the After Party with live music, a free beer from River Dog Brewing Co., and a free barbeque sandwich from the Palmetto Bluff food truck, Big Carol. Wednesday March 13, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Lowcountry Raptors Join Lila Arnold, Founder of Lowcountry Raptors, as she shows us amazing owls, hawks, falcons, and vultures! You and your family won t want to miss this! Thursday March 14, 2019 the where we will be 12
13 march Saturday March 16, 2019 Meet at Thursday March 21, 2019 the where we will be Friday March 22, :00am-11:30am Explore PBC: Artifact Hunt Meet at Our archaeologist, Dr. Mary Socci, is taking us out to look for artifacts in one of the old fields of Palmetto Bluff. Mary will try to identify everything we discover and she will use the artifacts to help tell the story of Palmetto Bluff. (No, we can t keep what we find, but it will be fun anyway!) Reservations required Saturday March 23, 2019 Meet at 13
14 march Thursday March 28, 2019 the where we will be Saturday March 30, 2019 Meet at 14
15 april 15
16 april Thursday April 4, 2019 the where we will be Friday April 5, :00pm-7:00pm First Friday Lecture Series: Coyotes Coyotes are relative newcomers to South Carolina and while many of us know the coyote ugly, Jay Butfiloski is going to fill us in on some of the coyote awesome. Saturday April 6, 2019 Meet at Tuesday April 9, :30am-11:00am PBC Birding: Spring Migration Meet at Join Aaron, the Conservancy s top birder, on a birding trip to find out what species of birds show up later in the spring migration. This is a perfect time to spot Painted Buntings. Who wouldn t love to see one of these jewels of the Southeast? Make sure to bring your binoculars! Reservations required. Thursday April 11, 2019 the where we will be Closed-toe shoes NOT required. 16
17 april Wednesday April 17, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Turkey Talk Join Jay Walea, Director of the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy, as he talks about his favorite bird, the Wild Turkey! A fun-filled talk on his experiences in the turkey woods, the biology of wild turkeys, and tales of pursuing these gobbling Galliformes. Friday April 12, :00am-11:30am Fishing with the Conservancy Meet at The Conservancy Team reveals the best spot for catching catfish at the Bluff. You could bring home a delicious dinner! Reservations required. Saturday April 13, 2019 Meet at Thursday April 18, 2019 the where we will be 17
18 april Friday April 19, :00am-11:30am Fishing with the Conservancy Meet at The Conservancy Team reveals the best spot for catching catfish at the Bluff. You could bring home a delicious dinner! Reservations required. Saturday April 20, 2019 Meet at Thursday April 25, 2019 the where we will be Friday April 26, :00am-11:30am Explore PBC: Cavity Nest Boxes Meet at Join the Conservancy team as we check the nest boxes. You never know what might decide to call the boxes home! Reservations required. Saturday April 27, 2019 Meet at 18
19 may 19
20 may Thursday May 2, 2019 the where we will be Closed-toe shoes NOT required. Friday May 3, :00pm-7:00pm First Friday Lecture Series: Sea Turtles Captain Amber Kuehn gets crazy with sea turtles! Come find out how she s helping save these magnificent creatures. Tuesday May 7, :00am-11:30am Field Trip: Eco Tour with Captain Amber Meet at We re off to explore the May River and other tidal estuaries with Captain Amber Kuehn. $65 fee. Reservations required. Thursday May 9, 2019 the where we will be Saturday May 4, 2019 Meet at 20
21 may Saturday May 11, 2019 Meet at Wednesday May 15, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Gopher Tortoise Have you heard about the Southeast s ONLY tortoise species? It s in need of help and Rebecca Mckee, from Savannah River Ecology Lab, has been researching a way to help. Come find out what it is! Thursday May 16, 2019 the where we will be Saturday May 18, 2019 Meet at Tuesday & Thursday May 21 & 23, :00am-12:00pm All Things Alligator Meet at Help the Conservancy staff with our American alligator research initiative. We ll spend the morning catching and tagging animals for our study on the population size and range of our resident gators. It s your chance to see Jay wrestle a gator! Reservations required. 21
22 may Thursday May 23, 2019 the where we will be Saturday May 25, 2019 Meet at the where we will be Friday May 31, :00am-11:30am Explore PBC: Lower Ponds Meet at Take a step back in time on a hike along the Lower Ponds, once fields of the famous Carolina Gold Rice. Reservations required. Wednesday May 29, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch: Dolphins Join Dr. Eric Montie from USCB as he talks about dolphins of the Lowcountry and what makes our dolphins special. Thursday May 30,
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24 june Saturday June 1, 2019 Meet at June 6, 2019 the where we will be Friday June 7, :00pm-7:00pm First Friday Lecture Series: Palmetto Bluff Barn Owls You ve heard us talk about us becoming a Barn Owl Nursery. It s time we told you about all the things that happened! We hope you are as excited as we are! No reservations required. Thursday June 6, :00am-11:30am Turtle Mark and Recapture Meet at Help the Conservancy team with our turtle research! We ll be checking traps, marking captured turtles and checking to see if we have any recaptures. You might get splashed, but you ll learn a lot about these aquatic creatures and their habitats. Closed-toe shoes and long pants required Reservations required. 24
25 june Saturday June 8, 2019 Meet at Wednesday June 12, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: SC DNR Law Enforcement You hear the guys from the Conservancy talk about hunting and management of the land. But what about the other side of the coin? Earl Pope, from SC DNR, will be enlightening us about the active role game wardens take in ensuring that wildlife laws are followed in South Carolina. No reservations required. Thursday June 13, 2019 the where we will be Friday June 14, :00am-11:30am Explore PBC: Smilax Vine Nature Trail Meet at We ll be exploring a transitional area between high ground and wetlands, a unique habitat with diverse flora and fauna. Join us! Reservations required. Saturday June 15, 2019 Meet at Wednesday June 19, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Geology of Palmetto Bluff Palmetto Bluff s history isn t just rich archaeologically, it s also rich geologically! Dr. Will Doar is taking us back in time and showing us what changes this area went through that lead it to what it is today. No reservations required. 25
26 june Thursday June 20, :00am-11:30am Turtle Mark and Recapture Meet at Help the Conservancy team with our turtle research! We ll be checking traps, marking captured turtles and checking to see if we have any recaptures. You might get splashed, but you ll learn a lot about these aquatic creatures and their habitats. Closed-toe shoes and long pants required Reservations required. Thursday June 20th, 2019 the where we will be Saturday June 22, 2019 Meet at Tuesday Saturday June :00am-12:00pm Kids Camp Meet at Kids, come be part of the Conservancy team this summer at our week-long land and wildlife program! Each day will involve a different aspect of nature ranging from plants, birds, reptiles, habitats, and more! $20 per day or $75 for the week. Reservations Required. Thursday June 27, 2019 the where we will be Saturday June 29, 2019 Meet at 26
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28 july Friday July 5, :00pm-7:00pm First Friday Lecture Series: Bats Kyle Shute, Clemson grad student, updates us on his research at the Bluff. Saturday 6, 2019 Meet at Wednesday July 10, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Indigo and Cash Crops The Lowcountry has a rich history. Part of that is due to the cash crops that were farmed here. Bailey Knight, from the South Carolina Historical Society, has been digging up some great information about Indigo and our other cash crops and wishes to share what she found. Thursday July 11, 2019 the where we will be Kingdom, BBC nature documentaries, Mutual of Omaha, and more! Come hang out and relax with the Conservancy. Saturday July 13, 2019 Meet at Thursday July 18, 2019 the where we will be 28
29 july Friday July 19, :00am-11:30am Explore PBC: Hog Island Hill Meet at Join the Conservancy team on a hike around the varied habitats of Hog Island. From the beautiful evergreen wetlands to the uplands, this is a fascinating area to explore. Reservations required. Saturday July 13, 2019 Meet at Saturday July 20, 2019 Meet at Tuesday Saturday July 23 27, :00am-12:00pm Kids Camp & Turtle Mark and Recapture Meet at Kids, come be part of the Conservancy team this summer at our week-long land and wildlife program! Each day will involve a different aspect of nature ranging from plants, birds, reptiles, habitats, and more! The kids will also be helping us with our turtle research as we will be conducting our turtle mark and recapture. $20 per day or $75 for the week. Reservations Required. Thursday July 25, 2019 the where we will be Kingdom, BBC nature documentaries, Mutual of Omaha, and more! Come hang out and relax with the Conservancy. Saturday July 27, 2019 Meet at weekday explorations? Don t worry! We are now doing Saturday walks to let everyone in on the fun! With two walks going on there are options for our early birds and for those that like to sleep in a little on the weekends. 29
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31 august Thursday August 1, 2019 the where we will be Friday August 2, :00pm-7:00pm First Friday Lecture Series: Snakes of the Lowcountry Bring the entire family - and your camp chairs - to the Conservancy to hear Tony Mills, Spring Island naturalist, and Jay Walea, the Conservancy s director, discuss the native snakes of Palmetto Bluff. And of course, there will be live snakes! Saturday August 3, 2019 Meet at Wednesday August 7, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Snake ID The Conservancy team explains how to identify the common snakes of the Lowcountry and why even the venomous ones are important parts of our ecosystem. Thursday August 8, 2019 the where we will be 31
32 august Saturday August 10, 2019 Meet at Thursday August 15, 2019 the where we will be Friday August 16, :00am-11:30am Explore PBC: River Road Preserve Meet at Join the Conservancy s team of wildlife experts for a hike along one of the Bluff s prettiest trails. We ll see the habitats of the maritime forest and we ll discuss the flora and fauna of these ecosystems. Reservations required. Saturday August 17, 2019 Meet at Wednesday August 21, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Walnut Grove Plantation Join our archaeologist, Dr. Mary Socci, as she talks about Walnut Grove Plantation, the boundaries of which contain what is now Barge Landing and parts of the River Road neighborhood. 32
33 august Thursday August 22, 2019 the where we will be Saturday August 31, 2019 Meet at Saturday August 24, 2019 Meet at Thursday August 29, 2019 the where we will be Kingdom, BBC nature documentaries, Mutual of Omaha, and more! Come hang out and relax with the Conservancy. 33
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35 september Thursday September 5, 2019 the where we will be Wednesday September 11, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Wilson Family The Conservancy s archaeologist reveals the rags to riches story of the Wilson family. Friday September 6, :00pm-7:00pm First Friday Lecture Series: Fall Migration Bob Speare, naturalist and environmental educator, discusses fall migration and what the different species of birds are doing and why. Saturday September 7, 2019 Meet at Thursday September 12, 2019 the where we will be 35
36 september Saturday September 14, 2019 Meet at Thursday September 19, 2019 the where we will be Wednesday September 25, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Feral Pigs We have the hog stalks, now it s time for the hog talks! Sarah Chin from Savannah River Ecology Lab will be giving us the inside scoop on feral pigs and how they came to be in the Lowcountry. Thursday September 26, 2019 the where we will be Saturday September 21, 2019 Meet at 36
37 september Friday September 27, :30am-11:00am PBC Birding: Fall Migration Meet at Join Aaron, the Conservancy s expert birder, as we look to see what birds are heading south and who is coming to stay for the winter. This is also a great time to try to see the migratory warblers who neither summer nor winter here. Make sure to bring your binoculars! Reservations required. Saturday September 28, 2019 Meet at 37
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39 october Thursday October 3, 2019 the where we will be Friday October 4, :00pm-7:00pm First Friday Lecture Series: Red-cockaded Woodpeckers Red-cockaded woodpeckers hold strong ties to our longleaf pine savannas. Zadok Moss, from Webb Wildlife Management Area, is here to tell all about what it takes to help these endangered beauties. Saturday October 5, 2019 Meet at Wednesday October 9, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Octagon Plantation The Conservancy s archaeologist, Dr. Mary Socci, explains how Octagon Plantation got its name and what makes its first owner so interesting. Thursday October 10, 2019 the where we will be Friday October 11, :00am-11:30am Explore PBC: Oak island Forbs Meet at Join the Conservancy team as we look at the wide diversity of forbs that are growing in the mixed pine/hardwood uplands that make up Oak island. Wait, what s a forb? Come and find out! Reservation required. 39
40 october Saturday October 12, 2019 Meet at Wednesday October 16, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: White-tailed Deer Justin Hardy, the Conservancy s land and game manager, talks about white-tailed deer biology and the importance of healthy herd management. Thursday October 17, 2019 the where we will be Saturday October 19, 2019 Meet at Thursday October 24, 2019 the where we will be 40
41 october Saturday October 26, 2019 Meet at Wednesday October 30, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Ghost Stories with Jay October is the perfect month for ghost stories and the Conservancy team is here to share eerie tales of the Bluff. No RSVP Required. Thursday October 31, 2019 the where we will be 41
42 november 42
43 november Friday November 1, :00pm-7:00pm First Friday Lecture Series: Carnivores Sarah Webster, from the Savannah River Ecology Lab, has been studying the importance of predators in the ecosystems of South Carolina and she s here to share what she s discovered. Saturday November 2, 2019 Meet at Thursday November 7, 2019 the where we will be 43
44 november Saturday November 9, 2019 Meet at Friday November 15, :00am-11:30am Explore PBC: Cemetery Loop Meet at Join the Conservancy for a hike along the New River marsh. We ll see habitats ranging from mixed pine hardwood upland to maritime forest edge and we ll discuss the flora and fauna of these ecosystems. Reservations required. Wednesday November 13, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Cane Grinding The Conservancy s own Shane Rahn will talk about how his family grows and harvests sugar cane and grinds the cane to make a delicious syrup. This is quickly becoming a lost art but the Rahn family has decades of history in the production of syrup. Thursday November 14, 2019 the where we will be Saturday November 16, 2019 Meet at 44
45 november Thursday November 21, 2019 the where we will be Saturday November 23, 2019 Meet at 45
46 december 46
47 december Thursday December 5, 2019 the where we will be Saturday December 7, :30pm-10:00pm Burn Fest Pump Field Tonight, we dine outdoors-in the real outdoors. In a field. Under the stars. And by the light of the fire. Family-style. We ll listen to stories, enjoy music, and share a meal with fellow outdoor enthusiasts and the Conservancy team. Reservations accepted beginning November 1. Wednesday December 11, 2019 Brown Bag Lunch Lecture: Nesting Raptors Join Aaron Palmieri, the Conservancy s educator, for a talk on the nesting behavior of raptors at Palmetto Bluff. Thursday December 12, 2019 the where we will be Kingdom, BBC nature documentaries, Mutual of Omaha, and more! Come hang out and relax with the Conservancy. 47
48 december Friday December 13, :00am-11:30am Explore PBC: Stalking the Wild Hogs Meet at Join the team as we go out and search for the infamous wild hogs. Closed-toe shoes and long pants required. Reservations required. December 14, 2019 Meet at Sunday December 15, :00am-1:00pm Buffalo Run Join us for the annual Buffalo Run, a 10k, 30k, or 50k race benefiting the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy. The Buffalo Run trail winds deep into the ancient maritime forests of Palmetto Bluff. Don t be afraid to get a little muddy -- it s all a part of the experience. info@pbconservancy.org for information on how to register. Thursday December 19, 2019 the where we will be Kingdom, BBC nature documentaries, Mutual of Omaha, and more! Come hang out and relax with the Conservancy. Saturday December 21, 2019 Meet at 48
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