Saturiwa Conservation Area with the Conservation Collective

We invite you to come along with us as we explore the hidden beauty of Saturiwa Conservation Area.

The Conservation Collective is beyond excited to be hosting an evening immersed in nature, wildlife, history & conservation Along the St. Johns River.

Join us for a special outdoor experience at Saturiwa Conservation Area, a remarkable 94-acre private conservation preserve tucked away along the scenic St. Johns River in Elkton, Florida.

This is more than a nature walk. It’s an opportunity to discover a beautiful corner of Old Florida, connect with nature, and learn firsthand what it means to protect and restore our natural environment.

Meet the Stewards of Saturiwa

Since 1989, Mike and Carole Adams have dedicated themselves to caring for this extraordinary property, restoring native habitats, protecting wildlife, and sharing their passion for conservation with others.

Mike is an accomplished conservation ecologist, researcher, educator, and author of Saturiwa Conservation Area: Natural History and Ecological Field Guide. His decades of experience offer a fascinating perspective on Florida’s ecosystems, wildlife, and environmental history.

Carole has also contributed to the property’s stewardship, including beekeeping and honey production.

Together, their story is a wonderful example of how individuals can make a lasting difference in protecting the natural world.

Discover a Different Side of Florida

Wander through a landscape of towering pines, peaceful wetlands, cypress forests, and diverse wildlife habitats. Saturiwa is home to an incredible variety of native plants and animals, including gopher tortoises, wild turkeys, deer, and numerous bird species.

The property also has a rich history, with connections to Florida’s Indigenous heritage and early industries.

As the afternoon transitions into evening, we’ll make our way toward the beautiful St. Johns River and enjoy the natural surroundings as the sun begins to set.

What to Expect

• A guided eco-hike and exploration of Saturiwa’s diverse habitats
• An opportunity to learn about wildlife, habitat restoration, and land stewardship
• Fascinating stories about the property’s history and decades of conservation efforts
• Peaceful riverfront scenery as evening approaches
• Refreshments and snacks
• A visit to the property’s intriguing Roadkill Museum

Please come spend an evenign with us!

Saturday, November 21, 2026

4:00–7:00 PM

Saturiwa Conservation Area

2425 County Road 13 South, Elkton, FL

Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, wildlife lover, conservation supporter, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of Old Florida, we invite you to experience this special place.

Come curious. Leave inspired.

Presented by The Conservation Collective, bringing our community together through conservation, education, and meaningful connections with nature.