April 15, 2019
Cords and Culture
Have you ever visited Little St Simons Island in late fall? If so, you may have seen the beautiful display of reddish-purple grasses. This grass is Muhly Grass (MuhlenbergiaPosted by: Katy Hosokawa
April 6, 2019
The Song of the Sundew
As we creep into April here on Little St Simons Island many of our spring ephemeral wildflowers are coming into bloom. The brightly colored and sweet-smelling yellowPosted by: Rock Delliquanti
April 1, 2019
Young Naturalist Activities
Getting the kids in the great outdoors, learning and exploring, is one of the most rewarding and inspiring parts of the job. Not only do we want them to appreciate it like we do,Posted by: Cohen Carpenter
March 25, 2019
The Right Whale to save
In the winter just offshore of Little Saint Simons Island, unbeknownst to many who live in the area, there are real life leviathans. Some of these giants have been known toPosted by: Nate Ramey
March 21, 2019
Mr. King
If you’ve stayed over at the lodge chances are you have heard of Mr. King, our resident, adult eastern kingsnake. He is a captive animal that we use to educate people on the benefits ofPosted by: John Cassell
March 13, 2019
The Life of a Naturalist
Header photo - Ben Galland Little St. Simons Island is well known for its beautiful beach, pristine forests, and spectacular wildlife. Many come to visit, but few get to stay. I am one ofPosted by: Katy Hosokawa
