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Barrier Islands in South Carolina like Kiawah are precious ecosystems that are crucial to the survival of many species on Earth. We humans also have a deep generational connection to this land. From seasonal stewardship and forced relocation of indigenous tribes, to European colonization and the enslavement of West Africans, this land has sustained generations of human development. Due to conservation efforts, we have access to places like Beachwalker Park on Kiawah Island, where we can visit and explore these rich histories and learn how we can continue to be in good relationship with our natural world.
Up to 15 participants.
Barrier Islands in South Carolina like Kiawah are precious ecosystems that are crucial to the survival of many species on Earth. We humans also have a deep generational connection to this land. From seasonal stewardship and forced relocation of indigenous tribes, to European colonization and the enslavement of West Africans, this land has sustained generations of human development. Due to conservation efforts, we have access to places like Beachwalker Park on Kiawah Island, where we can visit and explore these rich histories and learn how we can continue to be in good relationship with our natural world.
Up to 15 participants.
