SCCF Wines in the Sanibel Wild

The Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of Sanibel and Captiva native animals and their habitat. With over 1300 acres of protected land including beachland, marshland, estuaries and more. 

 Residents are encouraged to volunteer, to become a member, to support the Legacy Funds and to support the Annual Fund Drive.  Because SCCF is a non-profit organization, surviving on donations only, those donations are tax deductible.  Please do your part to help preserve the wonders we've been blessed with.

A SPECIAL NOVEMBER EVENT:

Enjoy at evening of wine, food and nature at SCCF's Wines in the Wild on Saturday, November 13 from 6 - 8 p.m.  What better way to celebrate the islands' conservation heritage than to sample wines and hors d'oeuvres while strolling the boardwalks of SCCF's Nature Center?  As evening falls, the porch, boardwalks and wine stations will be lit by holiday lights, setting an intimate, yet festive, ambiance.  The six wines chosen for the third annual Wines in the Wild will be "Organic, Sustainable and Biodynamic."

“Each was chosen not only because it fits into one of those categories but because of its overall quality,” said Tom Uhler, who is organizing the tasting.

 

Call SCCF at 472-2329 to purchase drawing tickets or to make reservations for the wine tasting ($75 per person).  Reservations are requested.  SCCF's Nature Center is at 3333 Sanibel-Captiva Road on Sanibel.

Enter the Wines in the Wild Drawing!
Enter our Drawing even if you can't make the evening event:  You don't have to be present to win one of our fabulous food-and-wine-lover prizes.  Tickets for the drawing are $20 each or 6 for $100.

• Tom Uhler, local wine aficionado and co-chair of the event, will custom design a wine tasting for eight for one lucky winner. 
• Luc Century has crafted a set of six wine glasses. 
• Dinner for four from island caterer Leslie Adams is sure to tempt your tastebuds. 
• Movie fans can have a sweet experience courtesy of the Island Cinema, which has donated tickets and Norman Love chocolates for four. 
• Relaxation is in store for the winner of a gift certificate for a Swedish massage from the Spa at ‘Tween Waters Inn. 

SCCF has many activities on a regular basis that visitors, adults and children, would enjoy.  I can tell you that each one of them is interesting, educational, and totally enjoyable!