Lowcountry Land Trust’s annual Spring Gathering will be held on Saturday, April 5, at Plum Hill in the ACE Basin. Situated on 945 acres protected by a Lowcountry Land Trust conservation easement, guests will enjoy a family-friendly event highlighting the property’s historic rice fields and the adjacent Combahee River. Tickets are all-inclusive, and guests will […]

As a celebration of Lowcountry Earth Month, community members are invited to participate in a kayak cleanup of Alge Island, a property that led to the organization of Lowcountry Land Trust in 1986. In 1986, Mr. Bill Alge was worried about the sale and potential development of a 20-acre island behind his West Ashley neighborhood. […]

As a celebration of Lowcountry Earth Month, community members are invited to experience a rejuvenating morning of yoga beneath the breathtaking canopy of the historic Angel Oak. Lowcountry Land Trust, the City of Charleston, and other community partners successfully acquired the 35 acres surrounding the existing 9-acre Angel Oak Park, forever protecting the Angel Oak […]