Angel Oak Tree Earns Recognition on the National Register of Historic Places
Lowcountry Land Trust is excited to announce that the Angel Oak, one of the South’s most iconic natural landmarks, has been officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places, […]
Lowcountry Land Trust is Hiring an Annual Giving & Engagement Director
Join our team! Lowcountry Land Trust is seeking an Annual Giving and Engagement Director who is an experienced, relationship-driven fundraising professional. Reporting to the Chief Advancement Officer, the Director leads […]
Partners Protect 972 Acres Along Savannah River for Public Benefit
Header image photo credit: SCDNR Last Friday, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, Lowcountry Land Trust, and conservation partners convened at Beck’s Ferry Landing to celebrate the permanent protection […]
84-Acre Easement Strengthens Conservation of Wadmalaw Island
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the permanent protection of H&H Farm, approximately 84 acres of private farmland and wildlife habitat on Wadmalaw Island, further expanding a growing network […]
Lowcountry Land Trust is Hiring a Part-Time Accountant
The part-time Accountant is a talented, motivated, and detail-oriented professional who plays a vital role at Lowcountry Land Trust. As a member of the accounting team, working under the direction […]
Working Farmland on Wadmalaw Island Protected Forever
Featured Image: Northern Mockingbird at Newground; credit: Natalie Olson, Sea Islands Program Director Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the permanent protection of Newground, a working farm spanning 58 […]
Explore, Protect, and Give Back During Fourth Annual Lowcountry Earth Month
Lowcountry Land Trust invites residents across Charleston to take part in Lowcountry Earth Month this April. Now in its fourth year, Lowcountry Earth Month is a collaborative initiative to connect people […]
Lowcountry Center for Conservation Receives Prestigious Carolopolis Award
All photos credit: Reese Moore Photography; Provided: Preservation Society of Charleston Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to share that the Lowcountry Center for Conservation has received a prestigious Carolopolis Award […]
How Land Conservation Supports Charleston County’s Transportation Future
Earlier this year, Lowcountry Land Trust celebrated the lasting impact of Charleston County’s Greenbelt Program and the many landscapes it has helped protect across our region. From historic farms and […]
The Evolving and Meaningful Impact of Mary Adkins and Diana Reed
Header Image: Mary Adkins, Traci Davis, Cassy Salgado, and Diana Reed at the 2025 Spring Gathering; Photo Credit: Justin Falk Photography When Mary Adkins and Diana Reed first began supporting […]