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Service-Learning Project Archives: St. Simons Land Trust

St. Simons Land Trust

2015 Excellence in Service-Learning

Outstanding Community Partner Award

Service-Learning Partnerships: 21

The St. Simons Land Trust has become a community institution entrusted with an extraordinary responsibility: to protect our scenic and historic treasures and to preserve the beauty and charm of our island for generations to come.

Analysis of Migratory Butterfly Activity Along the Atlantic Flyway—Georgia

Monitoring the Spread of Invasive Plant Species at Cannon’s Point Preserve, St. Simons Island

Estimating White-tail Deer Population Density At Cannon's Point Preserve, St. Simons Island, GA

Learning by doing conservation biology: assessing the ecological impacts of a living shoreline

Butterflies of the Atlantic Flyway Alliance

Monitoring a Living Shoreline at Cannon's Point Preserve

Monitoring the Impacts of Laurel Wilt Disease on a Rare Redbay Population at Cannon’s Point Preserve

Living Shoreline Monitoring at Cannon’s Point Preserve

Maritime Forest Restoration at Cannon’s Point Preserve

Monitoring Laurel Wilt in Redbay Trees at Cannon’s Point Preserve

Monitoring laurel-wilt tolerant red bay at Cannon's Point Preserve

Monitoring the Living Shoreline at Cannon's Point Preserve

Integrating Service-Learning Principles into Biology Club Community Engagement

Redbay and Butterfly Monitoring at Cannon's Point Preserve

Service-Learning at Cannon's Point Preserve (2016)

Conservation at Cannon’s Point Preserve

Conservation Biology: Service-Learning at Cannon’s Point Preserve

Conservation Practices at Cannon's Point

Service-Learning at Cannon’s Point Preserve (2015)

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