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Flora
Description

Volunteers will maintain the pollinator garden at Sunset Park.


Category
Flora
Description

Volunteers will maintain a pollinator garden at the water station at the Deer Creek Clubhouse and at the bench.


Category
Flora
Description

Volunteers will maintain the pollinator gardens on Marshwood 13.


Category
Flora
Description

Volunteers will maintain the pollinator gardens at the Marshwood Clubhouse and curb.


Category
Flora
Description
Volunteers will maintain the pollinator garden at the Oakridge Pro Shop.

Category
Flora
Description

Volunteers will maintain the pollinator garden at Palmetto 2. 

 


Category
Flora
Description
Volunteers will maintain the pollinator garden at Palmetto hole 9.

Category
Flora
Description
Volunteers will maintain the pollinator garden at hole #1 on Terrapin Point.

Category
Flora
Description
Volunteers will help maintain the pollinator garden at Terrapin Point hole #6.

Category
Fauna
Description

Members of this committee will assist Project lead in installing bat houses along golf courses and installing houses purchased by homeowners.


Category
Fauna
Description

The Dave Scott Bird Trail is a project of Skidaway Audubon that consists of over 200 bird houses, installed on posts with baffles, to provide a safe place for our songbirds to raise their young. Volunteers include Bird Trail monitors and woodworkers. Each week throughout the nesting season (mid-February to early September), trained volunteer monitors check each of the houses, record nesting activities, and address any needed concerns. This monitoring allows us to gather data on the number of nests, eggs, and nestlings, as well as how many of the nestlings fledge. By monitoring regularly, and year to year, adverse changes in breeding success can be spotted before population declines become obvious. As the Trail ages and weathers, repairs and replacements of birdhouses are needed to assure we provide safe nesting places. Experienced volunteer woodworkers build these replacement Trail houses. We supply our preferred birdhouse design plans, wood, and materials.


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Other
Description

Members of the Bottle Brigade provide a great service to the residents on Skidaway Island. A volunteer for the Bottle Brigade is expected to cover an assigned route on a road or path either biweekly or once a week using a grabber to pick up all forms of trash. We will strive to find a route that is convenient for you. A volunteer can traverse a route by walking, golf cart or bike. A buddy system is an option. The motto for trash pickers is “if you see it, pick it up”, but only if you can safely do it. Reflective vests are provided. The Bottle Brigade is a dedicated and conscientious group of volunteers. We welcome your assistance.


Category
Other
Description

Members will assist in development of, and promotion of, stewardship activities designed to Educate and Engage the residents of Skidaway Island and Enhance and maintain the beauty of the island. Members also may be asked to participate in golf cart tours while educating residents on Naturescapes and other hidden gems throughout the Landings.


Category
Flora
Description

Come help us maintain our 11 pollinator gardens throughout The Landings.  We meet on Monday mornings at 9 from March to the end of October.  We plant, maintain and have fun.   Or you can Adopt a Garden and make your own schedule. No experience necessary!


Category
Flora
Description
Volunteers assist in the care and maintenance of the community Garden on Bartram Road. We work Friday mornings, March through October 9-10:30, depending on weather. Tasks consist of weeding, planting, trimming flowers and plants and laying pine straw. Tools are provided. Gardening experience is not needed. This is a great opportunity to learn about which plants grow best in The Landings and attract pollinators, to meet other gardeners, laugh and learn!

Date
04/07/2025 - 04/30/2027
Category
Other
Description

Members of this committee work with the project coordinator to schedule and solicit speakers for the Skidaway Audubon Lecture series. They obtain bios from the lecturer, secure the lecture room and site. Additionally, they will provide help with set up, organization of, and clean up on the day of the event


Category
Other
Description
The weather stations project is a collaboration between Skidaway Audubon and The TLA Strategic Water Committee. A team of volunteers are working to establish a network of weather stations within The Landings that will provide a real-time and historical view of weather on Skidaway Island at a number of locations. If you’re interested in the subject matter, we would love to talk with you. Installing your own weather station, monitoring one of our current stations, or helping out with the website are all important contributions. And if you happen to have professional experience in the area, in weather, hydrology, or any other associated expertise, we would love to talk with you! See project website at landingsweather.com