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CATHERINE'S ISLAND FOUNDATION, INC.'S (SCIF) ACTIVITIES ARE CENTERED ON CONSERVATION, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, AND EDUCATION. THE ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED FOR THE MOST PART ON ST. CATHERINE'S ISLAND (SCI), ONE OF GEORGIA'S SEA ISLANDS, LOCATED 35 MILES SOUTH OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. SCI HAS NO COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT OR LARGE RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES, AND IT IS USED FOR THE STUDY OF BARRIER ISLAND NATURAL HISTORY, WITH ITS NATURAL HABITATS BEING MANAGED AS HAVENS FOR NATIVE ENDANGERED AND THREATENED SPECIES AS WELL AS SPECIES OF SPECIAL CONCERN. DURING THE SUMMER OF 2022, OYSTERCATCHER AND WILSON'S PLOVER NESTS WERE MONITORED AND PROTECTED BY GEORGIA'S DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES WILDLIFE INTERNS IN COOPERATION WITH SCIF STAFF. IN ADDITION, APPROPRIATE AREAS OF SCI ARE BEING MANAGED FOR THE BREEDING AND STUDY OF AN ENDANGERED AND THREATENED LEMUR SPECIES FROM MADAGASCAR. THE NATURAL HISTORY RESEARCH INCLUDES BIO-DIVERSITY SURVEYS, STUDIES OF IMPORTANT FLORA AND FAUNA, AS WELL AS ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES OF PRE-COLUMBIAN AND POST CONTACT PERIOD AMERICAN INDIAN AND SPANISH SETTLEMENTS. THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES HAVE BEEN UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. DAVID H. THOMAS SINCE 1974. DR. THOMAS IS CURATOR OF NORTH AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY (AMNH). MORE THAN 30 BOOKS AND DOZENS OF SCIENTIFIC PAPERS ON THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF SCI HAVE BEEN WRITTEN AND EDITED BY DR. THOMAS AND HIS COLLEAGUES. DURING 2022, ARCHAEOLOGISTS SPENT 24 DAYS ON SCI CONDUCTING FIELD RESEARCH AND SHORELINE SURVEYS, MOSTLY AT THE FALLEN TREE MORTUARY SITE DISCOVERED IN 2013 AND OTHER SHORELINE AREAS WITH ACCELERATED EROSIN. IN 2022 THEY HAD ALSO WORKED ON THE CONSERVATION OF INFORMATION BEING LOST TO EROSION AT THE SITE OF GEORGIA'S FIRST CHURCH. THE INCREASED EROSION ALONG THE BANKS OF WAMASSEE CREEK THAT FLOWS NEAR THE MISSION IS THREATENING MISSION SANTA CATALINA DE GUALE AND ITS SURROUNDING NATIVE AMERICAN VILLAGES. IN THE FALL OF 2013, A LARGE LIVE OAK TREE WAS UPROOTED INTO WAMASSEE CREEK REVEALING A LATE MISSISSIPPIAN CULTURE CEMETERY. EVIDENCE SUGGESTS THAT THE CEMETERY WAS BEING USED BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER 1492, MAKING IT THE BEST PRESERVED PRE-CONTACT AND POST-CONTACT SITE FOUND TO DATE. THE SITE WAS ALREADY NAMED, "FALLEN TREE", BY DR. JOSEPH CALDWELL WHO DID SOME EXPLORATORY WORK THERE DURING THE LATE 1960S. THIS SITE IS ALSO DISCUSSED IN MURDER AND MARTYRDOM IN SPANISH FLORIDA WRITTEN BY MICHAEL FRANCIS AND KATHLEEN KOLE AND PUBLISHED IN 2012. THE BOOK TELLS THE STORY OF THE MURDER OF FIVE FRANCISCAN FRIARS AND THE SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION IN 1597 - TWO OF THE FRIARS WERE KILLED AT THE SITE OF MISSION SANTA CATALINA DE GUALE. SCIF ALSO CONTINUED TO MAINTAIN AND USE SEVERAL 19TH CENTURY BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED OF OYSTER SHELLS, LIME, AND SAND, A PROCESS CALLED "TABBY". SOME OF THESE BUILDINGS ARE RESTORED AND RECONSTRUCTED SLAVE CABINS AND ONE IS THE BEST-PRESERVED 19TH CENTURY TABBY BARN IN GEORGIA. SCIF ALSO CONTINUED TO MAINTAIN AND USE AN 18TH CENTURY TABBY HOUSE WHICH IS SAID TO BE THE HOME OF BUTTON GWINNETT, A SIGNER OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. SEVERAL EARLY 20TH CENTURY BUILDINGS ARE BEING USED AND MAINTAINED BY SCIF. SCIENTIFIC REVIEW, THE AWARD OF E.J. NOBLE FOUNDATION RESEARCH GRANTS, AND COORDINATING RESEARCH VISITS WITH SCI STAFF, ARE CONDUCTED BY SCIF IN CONJUNCTION WITH AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY AND THE ST. CATHERINE'S ISLAND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH & ADVISORY COMMITTEE. THE "ADVISORY COMMITTEE" IS MADE UP OF SCIENTISTS OF VARIED FIELDS WHOSE COMBINED RESEARCH EFFORTS ON SCI TOTAL OVER 182 YEARS. AT VARIOUS TIMES DURING THE YEAR, THE ST. CATHERINE'S ISLAND RESEARCH PROGRAM HOSTED SCIENTISTS WHO WORKED ON SCI IN A NUMBER OF DISCIPLINES, INCLUDING SCIENTISTS MONITORING THE SALT WATER INTRUSION INTO THE SURFACE AQUIFERS. A UNIVERSITY LEVEL INTERDISCIPLINARY SUMMER COURSE IN ECOLOGY FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IS HELD ANNUALLY ON SCI AND IS CONDUCTED DURING A THIRTY-SIX DAY PERIOD BY FACULTY FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH IN COOPERATION WITH SCIF. DURING THE SUMMER OF 2022, THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH WAS ABLE TO HOLD ITS 33RD ISLAND ECOLOGY FIELD SCHOOL ON SCI. SCIF STAFF ALSO WORK WITH THE GA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES (DNR) AND THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, IN MONITORING AND PROTECTING THE NESTS OF ENDANGERED LOGGERHEAD SEA TURTLES (WHICH LAY THEIR EGGS IN THE SAND ON SCI'S BEACHES). SCIF PROVIDED FUNDING FOR THE SCI SEA TURTLE PROGRAM. AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2022, OVER 440,000 GEORGIA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE EXPOSED TO THE PRINCIPLES OF CONSERVATION THROUGH THE SCI SEA TURTLE PROGRAM THROUGHOUT GEORGIA. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF SCIF AND WITH GA DNR TRAINING, THREE SEASONAL SEA TURTLE MONITORS CONTINUED THE SCI SEA TURTLE PROGRAM FOLLOWING GUIDELINES THAT WERE ADOPTED STATEWIDE AS A MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR SEA TURTLE SURVIVAL. THE MANAGEMENT PLAN MENTIONED IS "A MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE PROTECTION OF NESTING LOGGERHEAD SEA TURTLES AND THEIR HABITAT IN GEORGIA". AGENCIES AND LANDOWNERS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF EVERY BARRIER ISLAND IN GEORGIA HAVE ADOPTED IT. DUE TO PROTECTIVE MEASURES EMPLOYED BY THE "TURTLE STAFF", OVER 14,240 BABY SEA TURTLES SAFELY HATCHED AND ENTERED THE SEA ALONG SCI'S BEACHES DURING THE SUMMER AND FALL OF 2022. THE SURVIVAL RATE BEFORE THE PROTECTIVE MEASURES WERE BEING USED (BACK IN THE 1990S) WAS CLOSE TO ZERO. AS A RESULT OF HEAVY EGG LOSSES IN RECENT YEARS TO PIG PREDATION, A MORE AGGRESSIVE PIG CONTROL MEASURE WAS IMPLEMENTED DURING THE FALL OF 2016. IN ADDITION, STAFF FROM THE USDA CAME TO SCI IN 2017 AND 2018 TO ASSIST IN FERAL SWINE REMOVAL. SCIF STAFF CONTINUES TO REMOVE FERAL SWINE FROM SCI. IN 2022, SCIF STAFF AND PERSONNEL FROM THE GA DNR NON-GAME PROGRAM PARTICIPATED IN CONDUCTING A PIPING PLOVER/MID WINTER SHORE BIRD SURVEY DURING JANUARY AND FEBRUARY, ALONG WITH SPRING AND FALL MIGRATION SURVEYS IN APRIL AND SEPTEMBER. THESE SURVEYS ARE CONDUCTED IN COOPERATION WITH THE GA DNR AND THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE. SIX PAIRS OF BALD EAGLES NESTED ON SCI DURING THE EARLY WINTER OF 2022. THE 34TH CHRISTMAS BIRD COUNT, CONDUCTED ON SCI BY THE GEORGIA ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY (GOS) IN COOPERATION WITH THE NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, WAS CONTINUED IN 2022 AFTER BEING CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS DURING 2021. SCI STAFF AND 20 VOLUNTEERS PARTICIPATED. 2022 TOURS INCLUDED VISITS FROM THE SAVANNAH DIOCESE IN NOVEMBER AND THE GEORGIA ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY IN OCTOBER. DR. NORTON (SCIF'S VETERINARIAN AND DIRECTOR OF THE GA SEA TURTLE CENTER) HOSTED 5 VETERINARY INTERNS AT VARIOUS TIMES DURING 2022. SCIF ALSO PROVIDES COASTAL GEORGIA WITH A RESPONSE TEAM FOR EMERGENCIES LIKE WHALE AND SEA TURTLE STRANDINGS, INJURED SEA BIRDS AND OTHER WILDLIFE RELATED HEALTH PROBLEMS. DURING 2022, SCI WAS THE LOCATION FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS AND VISITS BY CONSERVATIONISTS AND SCHOLARS FROM U.S. MUSEUMS, UNIVERSITIES, AND COLLEGES. FURTHERMORE, FOUR UNIVERSITY GRADUATES TOOK PART IN EXTENDED ZOOLOGICAL INTERNSHIPS AND REPRESENTATIVES FROM SEVERAL AGENCIES OF THE GOVERNMENT, SUCH AS THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE AND GA DNR, & NOAA, VISITED SCI. PHOTOGRAPHERS AND WRITERS FROM REGIONAL AND NATIONAL MEDIA ALSO WROTE ABOUT SCIF'S PROGRAMS. IN THE FALL OF 2016 AND 2017, LITTLE ST. SIMONS ISLAND, WORMSLOE PLANTATION AND SCIF COLLECTIVELY HIRED AN INSTRUCTOR IN GRASS, SEDGE AND RUSH IDENTIFICATION. AS A RESULT NEW SPECIMENS WERE ADDED TO THE ISLAND'S HERBARIUM IN 2020. IN JANUARY OF 2006, THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY (WCS) CONCLUDED ITS 33-YEAR PROGRAM OF BREEDING ENDANGERED SPECIES ON SCI. IN DECEMBER OF 2011, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS VOTED TO REMOVE ALL EXOTIC ANIMALS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF RING-TAILED LEMURS FROM SCI. DURING 2012, AROUND EIGHTY EXOTIC ANIMALS STILL RESIDED ON SCI. ALL BUT THREE BIRDS AND THE LEMURS WERE REMOVED FROM SCI DURING 2013. DUE TO A HIGH BIRTH RATE IN THE LEMUR POPULATION DIFFERENT METHODS OF BIRTH CONTROL WERE EXPERIMENTED WITH IN 2013. THESE ATTEMPTS WERE UNSUCCESSFUL AND THE LEMUR POPULATION ROSE TO 104 IN 2014. AS A RESULT, ALL OF THE FREE RANGING MALES WERE VASECTOMIZED DURING 2014. NO LEMURS WERE BORN ON SCI DURING 2022. SOME ANIMALS WERE SENT TO FREE-RANGING FACILITIES AND SOME ANIMALS HAVE DIED. THE POPULATION OF RING-TAILED LEMURS BY THE END OF 2022 WAS BETWEEN 30 AND 35 ANIMALS. IN MAY OF 1994, AN ENTIRE COLONY OF REFUGEE GOPHER TORTOISES WAS MOVED TO SCI AT THE REQUEST OF THE GA DNR. THE ANIMALS HAD TO BE RESCUED BECAUSE BULLOCH COUNTY, GA HAD ENLARGED ITS INDUSTRIAL PARK. A GRADUATE STUDENT (BESS HARRIS) FROM UGA BEGAN A TWO-YEAR STUDY OF THE TORTOISE POPULATION IN 2013. THE TRANSPLANTED GOPHER TORTOISE COLONY (A THREATENED SPECIES IN THE U.S.) CONTINUED TO THRIVE ON SCI DURING 2022.IN 2013, SCIF STAFF, STUDENTS AND FACULTY FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF GA AND MEMBERS OF GA DNR'S NON-GAME PROGRAM CAPTURED 11 BABY TORTOISES IN ORDER TO RELOCATE THEM TO STATE LANDS WHERE THEY HAD BEEN ERADICATED. BABY GOPHER TORTOISES WERE CAPTURED ON SCI IN 2014 AND WERE RELEASED ON STATE LANDS IN 2015. OVER TWENTY BABY TORTOISES WERE CAPTURED IN 2015. THEY WERE MOVED TO APPROPRIATE HABITATS IN 2016. THIS PART OF THE RELOCATION PROGRAM WAS SUSPENDED FOR 2020. THE GOPHER TORTOISE POPULATION HAS EXPANDED ITS RANGE FROM THE ORIGINAL COLONY AREA TO MANY OTHER AREAS WITH SUITABLE HABITAT ON SCI. IN 2004, A SURVEY CONDUCTED BY THE GEORGIA DNR CONCLUDED THAT THE REPRODUCTIVE RATE OF SEVERAL OF GEORGIA'S NESTING SHORE BIRDS WAS VERY LOW DUE TO THE DESTRUCTION OF HABITAT AND NESTS BY HUMAN ACTIVITIES (DOGS AT NESTS' SITES) AND BY PREDATORS SUCH AS MINK AND RACCOONS. 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