UPDATE: The Annual Spring Picnic is SOLD OUT and we cannot accept walk-ups the day of the event! Want to get the latest news and events delivered to your inbox? Sign up here to be on our mailing list. Tickets are now on sale for the Land Trust’s Annual Picnic on Saturday, April 27th at […]
8:30 AM: Meet at Wadmalaw Community Center to pick up supplies, get directions, and get going! We will be focusing on cleaning road segments with the most litter. For safety reasons, please no children under 16 years old on Maybank Highway. Great Volunteer Service Opportunity! For questions or more information contact Michelle Sinkler at michellesinkler@comcast.net […]
The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and Lowcountry Land Trust have an upcoming volunteer opportunity at Goldbug Island in Mt. Pleasant to monitor the living shoreline oyster reef installed in spring of 2016. During this annual monitoring, TNC will be counting oyster density, measuring oyster growth, and tracking sediment accretion and marsh vegetation growth on the backside […]
Join Blue Ion Outpost, Groundswell Public Relations and the Lowcountry Land Trust on Thursday, June 6th for an evening of fishing stories and brews with Captain Lucas Bissett of Low tide charters in Slidell, Louisiana. Named the Orvis Saltwater Fly Fishing Guide of the Year in 2017, Lucas runs two successful guiding businesses among the […]
Once again, the Ambrose family will graciously open their doors to the community in support of conservation on the Sea Islands by hosting our Farm-to-Table Supper. Join us on Saturday, June 22nd for a supper prepared by the Ambrose family sourced directly from their farm. You don’t want to miss this special night filled with delicious […]
Join Lowcountry Land Trust as we team up with DNR’s South Carolina Oyster Restoration and Enhancement Program (SCORE), Edisto Island Open Land Trust and Charleston Waterkeeper to build an oyster reef at Roxbury Park, a Land Trust protected property owned by the Town of Meggett. Volunteers will help restore and enhance oyster habitat by planting recycled oyster shells in the intertidal environment to form […]
Join Lowcountry Land Trust as we team up with DNR’s South Carolina Oyster Restoration and Enhancement Program (SCORE) and Edisto Island Open Land Trust to build an oyster reef at Roxbury Park, a Land Trust protected property owned by the Town of Meggett. Volunteers will help restore and enhance oyster habitat by planting recycled oyster shells in the intertidal environment to […]
Lowcountry Land Trust is excited to partner with our friends at the National Park Service to help in the clean-up efforts on the Sullivan’s Island! Beach Sweep has been Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie National Historical Park's largest one-day volunteer environmental stewardship event for 30 years! Each September, hundreds of volunteers help clear Sullivan’s Island beaches of harmful debris, […]
We're teaming up with Coastal Conservation Association SC to collect shells at the Lowcountry Oyster Festival at Boone Hall, a Lowcountry Land Trust protected property. All shells collected at this event will be recycled through DNR's oyster shell recycling program and will eventually be used to prep bags of oyster shell for building reefs with […]
Have you heard the buzz about pollinators? In honor of National Pollinator Week, join Lowcountry Land Trust, The Bee Cause Project, Tri-County Master Gardeners, Roots & Shoots, and Mount Pleasant Waterworks for a day at the Marsh View Trail pollinator garden. Friends, family, gloves, and tools are welcome as we work to spruce up the […]
Advanced Registration Required: Register Here We're looking for 20 volunteers ages 16+ to join us on Tuesday, July 30, from 8:30 to 11:30 am to build an oyster reef along the banks of the Cooper River. Volunteers will meet representatives from Lowcountry Land Trust and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) at Remley’s […]
Join Lowcountry Land Trust for an Angel Oak Preserve cleanup! In addition to helping clean up this iconic site, attendees will enjoy a sneak peek of the future Angel Oak Preserve nature trails and have the opportunity to connect with Samantha Siegel, Lowcountry Land Trust's Angel Oak Preserve Director. After a brief presentation about the […]