Sanibel Wildlife & Environment
Resources For Sanibel Wildlife Lovers
Any one who visits Sanibel Island immediately sees how different our environment is compared to other beach towns along the Florida coastline. For starters, Sanibel is more than 60% conservation land, which is one reason why people flock here to see Sanibel wildlife in their natural habitat.
All About Coconut Palms
Despite their ubiquitous presence in Florida, coconut palm trees are not native to the Sunshine State.
Read MoreRecord-Breaking Sea Turtle Nesting Season on Sanibel Island
The 2023 Sanibel sea turtle season was record-breaking for the number of loggerhead nests recorded.
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McCallion & McCallion Beach Clean Up
Our McCallion & McCallion beach clean up day was a success! Thanks Ocean Conservancy and SCCF for hosting this event.
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Why Is It Called A Cabbage Palm?
Ever wonder why our Florida State Tree, the Sabal Palm, is commonly referred to as the Cabbage Palm?
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Sanibel Nature on the Mend
Following the storm, I’ve found myself slowing down to take in the sights and sounds that captivated me years ago – the island’s allure.
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Do Ospreys Return To The Same Nest Each Year?
Yes! Ospreys are known to return to the same nest each year AND mate with the same partner.
Read MoreEarth Day Trash Talk
Earth Day is especially important to Sanibel and Captiva as the islands are home to many species of wildlife that are susceptible to consuming or getting tangled in our trash.
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Read This Before Hiring a Sanibel Landscaper
What you need to know before hiring a Sanibel Landscaper, including proper licensing and certification requirements.
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Sanibel Trails To Explore
There are a number of Sanibel trails to explore! Here are some you’ll want to check out.
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Mastering Curb Appeal
Curb appeal is the overall attractiveness of your home when viewed from the curb.
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