Environmental Education

Educate

SLC has a wonderful team who love to educate the community on various environmental subjects.

SLC can do field programs, classroom programs, and online workshops and training.

Fundraise for the future

SLC is currently raising money to acquire land for Saneka's Conservation park. SCP will be land rejuvenated to Florida's natural and native ecosystems, and open to the public to visit and enjoy with as little man made altering as possible.

SLC hopes to share our knowledge with others and inspire everyone to have a desire to do their part in achieving healthier habitats for all to enjoy.

Plant

SLC has multiple projects in the works to install pollinator gardens within communities.

Pollinator seed mixes are also available upon request!

Blog

SLC will have a monthly blog on various subjects to further spread the importance of conservation.

Events

SLC attends and hosts environmental and wildlife events/parties where we have informational brochures to hand out as well as games and activities to promote fun learning for all ages!

Go to "Get involved" for our request form.

Help us reduce carbon

Pollinator attraction guide
This is not a complete list, just a quick helpful guide!

Nectar Plants	Host Plants	Species
Bee Balm, Coneflowers, Ironweed (Long bloomer)	Parsley, Dill, Fennel	Swallowtail
Zinnia, Butterfly Bush, Asters	Snapdragon, plantains, false foxglove, Black Senna	Common Buckeye
Aster, Sunflower, Milkweed, Anise Hyssop, Thistle		Honey bee
Milkweed, Buttonbush, Wild Bergamot, Blazing Star, Zinnia, Lantana	Rely on only Milkweed	Monarch
Lantana, Spanish needle, Verbena	Purple Passionflower, Yellow passionflower, and many other Passionflower varieties	Zebra Longwing
Shrimp plant, Firebush, Coral Honeysuckle,Cigar flower, crossvine		Hummingbird
Lantana, Butterfly Bush, Aster, Zinnia	Rely on Passionflower, Corkystem Passion Flower	Gulf Fritillary
Coneflower,Red Pentas	Florida Keys Sensitive pea, Sennas, Wild Sensitive Plant	Cloudless Sulpher
Turkey-tangle frogfruit, Spanish Needles	water hyssop, Wild petunia, Frogfruit, Herb-of-gracr	White Peacock
Purple Thistle, Swamp Milkweed, Giant Ironweed, Wild Blue Phlox	Pipevines	Pipevine Swallowtail
Lantana, Shepards needle	Wisteria, Beggarticks, Vine legumes	Long Tailed Skipper
Beggarticks, Aster	Frogfruit	Phaon Crescent
Rotting fruits	Dandelions, Magnolias, Maples, Cabbage	Giant Leopard Moth

Saneka's Legacy has hopes to create Saneka's conservation park.

SCP will be a place where the community can come together to restore Florida's historical Longleaf pine ecosystem, a place where the public can enjoy nature for what it is in it's unaltered state.

Human's are known to take over lands and areas that we believe belong to us and forget we share these communities with thousands of other species small and large. Saneka's Legacy was founded to educate the public on how to enjoy Florida's wonderful natural resources without altering it to fit our wants and needs.

VIEW Florida's list of ecosystems

Saneka's Legacy Educational Resources

Red Velvet Ants Presentation by Kali Hiemier

Eco Friendly Presentation by Kali Hiemier

Animal Bingo Game Presentation by Kali Hiemier

Restoring Natives

Native Plants are -A plant that is a part of the balance of nature that has developed over hundreds or thousands of years in a particular region or ecosystem.

- Plants pollinator gardens in areas of need.

- Clean ups of natural areas polluted by human waste.

- Restoration.

-Invasive species removal.