Conservation Partners Unite to Protect Blessing Plantation, Forever
Lowcountry Land Trust is honored to celebrate Berkeley County, the Open Space Institute (OSI), and the des Francs family in permanently protecting the entirety of Blessing Plantation, a 628-acre historic […]
Trustee Wes Carter Named Lowcountry AFP’s ‘Individual of the Year’
Lowcountry Land Trust is honored to celebrate Board Trustee Wes Carter, President of Atlantic Packaging and Founder of A New Earth Project, who has been named the 2025 Individual of […]
Reinforcing Charleston’s Urban Growth Boundary on Johns Island
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the permanent protection of a 37-acre property on Johns Island that the same family has stewarded for more than 115 years. The conservation […]
266-Acre Knight Tract Protected Forever
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the acquisition of the 266-acre Knight Tract in Dorchester County. This project represents a significant step toward achieving a long-held conservation goal: connecting […]
Honoring Sam Carlton at the Lowcountry Center for Conservation
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the dedication of The Sam Carlton Room at the organization’s new permanent home, the Lowcountry Center for Conservation. A luncheon ceremony was held […]
Scenic Gateway to McClellanville Protected Forever
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the permanent protection of a key landmark property at the gateway to McClellanville. In partnership with the Town of McClellanville, the organization has […]
Introducing Matt Williams, President & CEO
Lowcountry Land Trust is thrilled to announce the appointment of Matt Williams as its next President & Chief Executive Officer, effective September 15, 2025. Williams succeeds Ashley Demosthenes, who led […]
Lowcountry Land Trust is Hiring a Chief Conservation Officer
As a member of the Senior Leadership Team, the Chief Conservation Officer contributes to the strategic direction of the organization. The Chief Conservation Officer is responsible for the management and […]
Celebrating the Lowcountry Center for Conservation
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the grand opening of the Lowcountry Center for Conservation, its first-ever permanent headquarters that will also serve as a gathering place for partners, educators, […]
Future Angel Oak Preserve Recognized as Community Forest
Pictured above: Rendering of the Angel Oak Preserve’s commemorative walkway, which will honor the site’s cultural significance. Lowcountry Land Trust is thrilled to announce that the future Angel Oak Preserve […]