The emergence of dune sunflowers (Helianthus debilis) is a delightful surprise observed throughout the islands. While this beach plant is typically used for landscaping purposes, it has now spread across the region, likely due to the storm surge from Hurricane Ian. Although the living plants suffered significant damage during the hurricane, this salt-tolerant pioneer species has proven to be highly adaptable, growing rapidly and thriving in the current drought-prone environment.
The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation (SCCF) is teaming up with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), Lee County, and dedicated community members to help
Since May 2024, the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation (SCCF) has taken meaningful steps to support the island’s bat population by installing 13 bat houses across Sanibel.
We’re excited to share that Love Sanibel Back is returning this summer — a heartfelt campaign designed to celebrate and support the resilient local businesses
The Santiva Islanders have a full week of fun, fitness, and social connection planned for adult residents and visitors on Sanibel. Here’s what’s happening: TUESDAY,
The Spring Adult Co-Ed Softball League is gearing up for its highly anticipated season-ending tournament on Tuesday, May 14, hosted at the Sanibel Ball Fields
Next week, the island of Sanibel will once again host a meaningful and powerful tradition — the Ride of Silence, an annual event that honors
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