Wild Turkey
At Palmetto Bluff, we manage the land for the eastern wild turkey. The eastern wild turkey is an umbrella species, meaning all species will benefit from Conservancy efforts.
It all starts with the land
Defined by three historic rivers and set amid 20,000 acres, Palmetto Bluff is secluded in the truest sense, and that is surely one of the reasons this land remains so pristine today.
For more than a century, the Bluff has been known to a privileged few as one of the wildest and most beautiful places in the South Carolina Lowcountry. With a dedication to conservation versus development, at Palmetto Bluff, every adventure, inside joke and story stays rooted beneath the shelter of century-old live oaks. From calling wild turkeys to calling in your family for a freshly caught dinner, the adventures had here will become the legacies that last generations.
How We Do It
Maximizing but utilizing our natural resources
We use traditional conservation methods to enrich the flora and the fauna, for their benefit and ours. While preservation leaves Mother Nature to fend for herself, our conservation methods enrich nature’s bounty for humans and their wild neighbors.
Why We Do It
Good land ethic
As good stewards of the land, it is up to us to make sure all of our inhabitants are healthy.
Come see for yourself
Ensuring our vision of conservation stays intact
People Behind Land Management
Meet our team of dedicated professionals
Palmetto Bluff is a community unlike any that has come before it: a vibrant residential and recreational preserve enriched by wilderness and wildlife, enhanced by our commitment to conservation, unspoiled rivers and salt marshes, and the sounds and smells of nature. This extraordinary land is the platform for Palmetto Bluff's higher purpose: to allow people to experience the magic of the Lowcountry in its ultimate form.