SOULFUL SUNDAYS: MEET RANDALL | SECOND GENERATION FARMER
Soulful Sundays, named for our Soul of the Lowcountry program which connects people to each other and to the land; and Sundays, the one day of the week we often […]
Our Story
Ours is a story of how one person’s passion can inspire an entire community to build a lasting legacy. On July 8th, 1984, Bill Alge held a meeting on […]
2018 Farm Bill Passed the Senate and the House
All of us here at Lowcountry Land Trust were pleased this week to learn the Farm Bill is poised to build new opportunities for land conservation here in the Lowcountry […]
Conservation Vehicle Donation Opportunity
7,000 miles—the distance covered by just one Lowcountry Land Trust conservation staffer in a year. We get in the field, where conservation happens! Lowcountry Land Trust is seeking a vehicle […]
A LETTER FROM THE LOWCOUNTRY LAND TRUST TEAM ON HURRICANE FLORENCE
Dear friends, No words can express our concern for you and your family and for the land we love and protect. Hurricane Florence spared most of the Lowcountry but still impacted […]
Our 2019 Board Officers
We’re proud to announce our 2019 Board Officers MR. DAVID MAYBANK, III Maybank Industries Chairman David is a Charleston native with a degree from the University of the South […]
Working Together
If you’ve been keeping in touch with us on Instagram or Facebook, you’ve probably noticed that lots of volunteers are devoting their time, energy, and effort into building living shorelines […]
The Ashley River Historic District
Take a moment to close your eyes, and visualize the Ashley River. Listen…the wind is blowing. You can hear an osprey screeching above you and the leaves of oaks clashing […]
MAPS, MAPS, AND MORE MAPS!
Everyone loves an interesting map! If you’ve been to an event or worked with us on an easement in the past few years, chances are you’ve seen […]
3,300 acres protected by Lowcountry Land Trust in Aiken County
“Audubon South Carolina’s Silver Bluff Sanctuary in Aiken County is now permanently protected by a conservation easement, thanks in part to an $807,000 grant from the South Carolina Conservation Bank […]
