Paddling the East Branch of the Cooper River is an immersive experience, blending together the beauty of the re-established cypress and tupelo hardwood forest with the history of the rice plantations and trunk gates now maintained for migratory birds.
Tickets on sale now! Join us for our 4th Annual Farm-to-Table Supper hosted by the Ambrose Family. This year's event will be held on Saturday, June 30th at the Ambrose Family home on Wadmalaw Island. The evening will include live music, local drinks, and a delicious meal served fresh from the Ambrose Farm. Tickets are […]
Join us as we team up with DNR's South Carolina Oyster Restoration and Enhancement Program (SCORE) and Charleston Waterkeeper for an oyster reef build on the beautiful Ashley River on July 10.
Join us as we team up with DNR's South Carolina Oyster Restoration and Enhancement Program (SCORE) for an oyster reef build on the beautiful Ashley River on July 11.
Join us as we team up with DNR's South Carolina Oyster Restoration and Enhancement Program (SCORE) and Charleston Waterkeeper for an oyster reef build on the beautiful Ashley River on July 21.
Come out with us at Coastal Expeditions on Sunday, July 29 and a portion of your tour or rental will be donated to the Lowcountry Land Trust!
This program is for anyone that is interested in or is currently conducting prescribed burns. Participants will learn what is involved in preparing for a burn, various ignition techniques, and why it’s important to observe the results of the burn.
Soul Sessions is our latest event series. For this session, we’ll have three speakers discuss their work and how it’s an expression of their deep connection to the place we call home – the Lowcountry. Grab a drink, hear from our speakers, and learn about ways to get out in the landscape. All attendees will receive […]
Join our friends from Keep Wadmalaw Beautiful at their quarterly litter pick up event. All cleanup materials will be provided. Volunteers should wear closed-toed shoes and clothes they don’t mind getting dirty. Because the team will be focusing along Maybank Highway, all volunteers must be 16 years or older to participate. Contact Michelle Sinkler at […]
The Clemson Cooperative Extension is hosting the Woodland Management program. This is a series of workshops designed to educate participants on forest management.
The next South Carolina Prescribed Fire Council Annual Meeting will be held September 26-27, 2018 in Georgetown, SC!
The Tri-County Forestry Association will be hosting Kathryn Basha from Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments (COG). She will talk about the COG’s role and also address the issues dealing with rural land uses and zoning in those areas. Click here for event flyer: TCFA_Mtg_Ann_Oct_2018