Community Conservation
Protecting the balance between people and nature
Our community conservation projects impact not only our natural communities, but engage the Lowcountry’s human communities through active engagement, input and implementation. Community conservation returns demonstrable value to both residents and visitors alike, by protecting iconic landmarks and landscapes that will ultimately be accessible by all. These projects bring people and place closer together, telling a story today that will be handed down tomorrow and for generations to come.
The hope is that new and future generations will continue on the path of those who have gone before, benefiting from the knowledge and experiences of their predecessors, while adding new perspectives and skills for moving forward. The link of one generation to the next is essential for the continued strength and depth of meaningful conservation in the 21st century.
Land Trust Founding Trustee & Former Chair of Charleston County Greenbelt Advisory Board
Lose yourself in the lowcountry
Ready to celebrate your love of the Lowcountry by protecting it and immersing yourself in it? It’s time to do it with soul.
A centuries old tree, a symbol of the human experience
Through a centuries old live oak tree and preserve on Johns Island, we’re helping connect people to the power of history, culture, land, and community.
