Wild Turkeys
It’s no secret eastern
wild turkeys are one of
my favorite residents
at Palmetto Bluff. I love
the intricate language
that they use to
communicate with one
another — any other
bird species has two
or three diff erent calls;
the wild turkey has a
full vocabulary.
The Palmetto Bluff
Conservancy hosts over
300 hikes, lectures,
fi eld trips and events
annually for Palmetto
Bluff residents, guests
and visitors. These
events give participants
an immersive experience
and appreciation of the
Lowcountry landscape
and its inhabitants.Spartina Grass
This tiny element supports an entire marsh
ecosystem, including oysters and dolphins.
Spartina is the beginning of the circle of
life in our saltwater ecosystem.Follow my story to see how we conserve the natural world at Palmetto Bluff.
Visit palmettobluff .com/planetpositive to learn more.
“WE’RE THE MOST DIVERSE
PIECE OF PROPERTY THAT I
HAVE EVER SEEN.” —JAY WALEA