Historic Red Top Park Protected Forever

Lowcountry Land Trust is excited to highlight the permanent protection of Red Top Park, a cornerstone of community life in the historic Red Top neighborhood of Charleston County. The conservation […]
Adding 35 Acres to Caw Caw Interpretive Center

Header photo courtesy of Charleston County Parks. Lowcountry Land Trust is excited to announce the permanent protection of the 35-acre Holly Grove property, which will serve as an official addition […]
Expanding the Conservation of Fairfield Plantation

Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the permanent protection of an additional portion of Fairfield Plantation—an ecologically rich and historically significant property located on the South Santee River at […]
Angel Oak Preserve Update: April 2025

Since our last update in January, we have made significant progress thanks to your continued support and the powerful community spirit surrounding the Angel Oak Preserve. In early April, the […]
Lowcountry Land Trust is Hiring a President & CEO

Lowcountry Land Trust is searching for its new President and Chief Executive Officer to lead this well-established organization. As a leading voice in conservation, the Lowcountry Land Trust’s CEO is […]
Pristine Little Goat Island Protected Forever

Lowcountry Land Trust is excited to announce the permanent protection of Little Goat Island, an undisturbed sea island southwest of Goat Island and north of Isle of Palms along the […]
Easement Safeguards History and Habitat in the Ashley River Historic District

Lowcountry Land Trust is excited to share the permanent protection of a 20-acre property along the Ashley River, an accomplishment made possible thanks to the generosity of private landowners who […]
945 Acres Protected Forever at Plum Hill

In the heart of the ACE Basin adjacent to the Combahee River lies Plum Hill, a 945-acre private property where Lowcountry Land Trust supporters will convene for the 2025 Spring […]
Johns Island Gains New Greenspace Along Main Road

Lowcountry Land Trust is thrilled to announce the successful acquisition, protection, and transfer of Main Road Park on Johns Island. This 40-acre landmark project, fully funded by the Charleston County […]
Honoring a Legacy: Homegrown Ashley Demosthenes Heads to the National Stage

Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce that its longtime, fearless leader, Ashley Demosthenes, has been selected as the next President & CEO of the Land Trust Alliance. Among more […]