Lowcountry Earth Week: Angel Oak Preserve Clean Up

Community members are invited to explore and clean up the 35-acre property owned by Lowcountry Land Trust that surrounds the Angel Oak Tree on Johns Island. This land sits between Maybank Highway and Bohicket Road and is the home to the future Angel Oak Preserve. 

The clean-up will occur on Wednesday, April 19, at the Angel Oak Tree on Johns Island. It will begin promptly at 10 am, and registration is required. Please dress weather-appropriate and bring a water bottle, sunscreen, and bug spray. We also recommend wearing sturdy shoes and long sleeves/pants. Please note there are some areas with poison ivy on the property.

Lowcountry Earth Week is a collaborative initiative of over 40 local conservation organizations taking place from April 15-22, 2023. The week-long celebration of the region’s natural beauty and resources features a variety of clean-ups, festivals, nature activities, and workshops.  It will conclude with a family-friendly tabling event at Holy City Brewing on Earth Day (4/22). You can find a full list of events and activities by clicking here.

Volunteers of Earth Week events are invited to join us for a complimentary pint voucher courtesy of Holy City Brewing on Earth Day, April 22, 2023, from 12 to 4 pm. The celebration will take place on the brewery’s marsh-front lawn and feature a conservation fair of participating organizations. Earth Week event participants will check in near the brewery entrance to get their vouchers. Additionally, brewery guests are welcome to browse the tabling event on the lawn and learn more about the conservation-minded organizations participating in Lowcountry Earth Week. A complete list of events can be found at www.lowcountryearthweek.org.