For Immediate Release Contact: Suzanne Dameron, APR, CPRC CEO, Lime Communications LimeCommunications2@gmail.com l 941-809-3247 Willis Smith joins project team for Quad Parcels at the Celery FieldsSarasota, FL (September 21, 2021) Sarasota Audubon Society and Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast announce the selection of Willis Smith Construction as the Construction Manager for their plan to…
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Contact: Suzanne Gregory, Director of Communications & Engagement Suzanne@conservationfoundation.com 941.726.1688 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Quad Parcels Moves Forward OSPREY, FL (April 6, 2021) Conservation Foundation of the Gulf Coast and Sarasota Audubon Society announce the selection of the Quad Parcels Project Owners’ Representative, Steve Suau of Progressive Water Resources. As Owners’ Representative, Suau will assist both…
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On November 6th, the Board of County Commissioners (BCC) in a public hearing voted 5-0 to put parcels 1, 2, and 4 (SE, NE, and SW) at the Celery Fields under conservation easement! Parcel 3 already has a fire station on it so that parcel was out of play. The effort to save the Quad...
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The Celery Fields are a hub for bird life Visit: https://www.sarasotamagazine.com/articles/2016/11/30/celery-fields-sarasota
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As a service to the community, Sarasota Audubon Bird Naturalists will be on duty at the Celery Fields on both boardwalks from Nov 1 – April 30, Daily 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM. Bird Naturalists will be stationed with binoculars and a powerful telescope to help you identify birds and native plants, enriching your Celery Fields…
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Purple and Common Gallinules This year has seen an unprecedented number of visitors to the two boardwalks at the Celery Fields. One of the stars of the show, and a symbol of the success of the wetlands area, is undoubtedly the Purple Gallinule (Porphyrio martinica). Prior to the Celery Fields development, this bird was becoming…
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RED-NECKED PHALAROPE During September there was a lot of activity at the tidal pool at Siesta Key, where rain and strong winds ensured the pool was always full of waders and other shore birds. On September 9th, one of our members, Rick Greenspun, found a Red-necked Phalarope in the pool and immediately posted this rare migrant…
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