In anticipation of the 2025 Sporting Clays Shoot, sportswomen are invited to join a hands-on Clays Shooting 101 event sponsored by Norton & Hodges. Led by Elizabeth Fennell, a National Sporting Clays Association Level III Instructor, this ladies-only small group lesson is a great way to familiarize yourself with the sport alongside like-minded sportswomen. Tickets […]
Join Lowcountry Land Trust for a rejuvenating morning of yoga at the historic Angel Oak. This one-hour guided session, led by Johns Island yoga instructor Lauren Frye of Wild Things Yoga, is open to all skill levels and will focus on relaxation, breath work, and gentle stretching. We're excited to invite you to take this […]
In anticipation of the 2025 Sporting Clays Shoot, sportswomen are invited to join a hands-on Clays Shooting 101 event sponsored by Norton + Hodges. Led by Elizabeth Lanier-Fennell, a National Sporting Clays Association Level III Instructor, this ladies-only small group lesson is a great way to familiarize yourself with the sport alongside like-minded sportswomen. Tickets […]
In anticipation of the 2025 Sporting Clays Shoot, sportswomen are invited to join a hands-on Clays Shooting 102 event sponsored by Norton + Hodges. This event is designed for a beginner who has attended at least one Clays 101, or someone getting back into the shooting sport with prior experience. Led by Elizabeth Lanier-Fennell, a […]
The 2025 Sporting Clays Shoot, presented by Norfolk Southern, will take place from October 24 to 26, at Brosnan Forest— a gorgeous private property just 45 minutes from downtown Charleston! Tickets to each rotation, including the third annual Ladies’ Shoot & Luncheon presented by Garden & Gun, are $275 and include a catered lunch and […]
Please save the date for our Annual Longleaf Society Holiday Party on December 9, 2025! As the date approaches, more details will be emailed to Longleaf Society members. Membership in our Longleaf Society is for generous donors who give $2,500 or more during a calendar year. Benefits include early access to event registration, exclusive nature outings […]
Join Lowcountry Land Trust for a festive Sip & Shop at Rivers & Glen Trading Co. on December 18! Drop in between 5 - 8 pm to complete your last-minute Christmas shopping and support Lowcountry Land Trust's conservation work - a great way to ensure you make it onto the "nice" list! Enjoy a variety […]
Join Lowcountry Land Trust for our annual family-friendly oyster roast on Sunday, January 11, 2026! We invite you to join us for an afternoon on Gold Bug Island enjoying marsh views, shucking fresh local oysters, and socializing with other conservation-minded locals. Each ticket also includes homemade chili, soup, salad, cornbread, dessert, hot drinks, alcoholic beverages (including […]
Join Lowcountry Land Trust and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) for a Manufactured Wire Reef (MWR) Fabrication. Volunteers will work together to help build important habitat for our local oysters! During this MWR Fabrication event, volunteers will cut, bend, and secure wire to create Manufactured Wire Reefs —structures that will be placed […]
Please save the date for our annual Longleaf Society Conservation Reception on March 5, 2026! More details will be emailed to members as the date approaches. Membership in our Longleaf Society is for generous donors who give $2,500 or more during a calendar year. Benefits include early access to event registration, exclusive nature outings and happy […]
We invite you to join us at the 2026 Spring Gathering, presented by Norfolk Southern, to celebrate conservation on Saturday, April 18, at Hobonny Plantation in the ACE Basin. Situated on 1,300 wildlife-filled acres, guests will enjoy a family-friendly event featuring the property’s historic rice fields, 18th-century structures, and the Combahee River. Tickets are all-inclusive—guests […]
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. He […]