Meet the Land Protection Team
Since 1986, Lowcountry Land Trust has assisted hundreds of landowners across the South Carolina Lowcountry in protecting their land through the voluntary use of conservation easements. As a result, tens […]
We’re Hiring: Stewardship Associate
Lowcountry Land Trust seeks an experienced, self-starting Stewardship Associate to join our conservation team working to conserve and protect the Lowcountry of South Carolina. Our work environment is dynamic and fast-paced, […]
Introducing Sam Seawell, Community Lands Director
We are excited to announce that Sam Seawell has been appointed as the new Community Lands Director at Lowcountry Land Trust. Sam Seawell is a well-known conservationist in the Lowcountry […]
Accreditation Renewal Notice
The land trust accreditation program recognizes land conservation organizations that meet national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Lowcountry Land Trust is pleased to announce it […]
Angel Oak Preserve Designs: Community Input Requested
CHARLESTON COUNTY, SC – Lowcountry Land Trust, in partnership with the City of Charleston and local stakeholders, today announced that the near-final designs of the future Angel Oak Preserve are […]
2022 Year in Review – Easements, Events, and More
As we approach the end of the year, we want to thank you for your continued support of Lowcountry Land Trust. Your investment in our work keeps us on the path toward […]
Iconic McClellanville Property Acquired by Lowcountry Land Trust
CHARLESTON COUNTY, SC —Lowcountry Land Trust has acquired a popular site in the heart of McClellanville, a one-acre parcel that includes the iconic landmark, the Deer Head Oak. Since the […]
2022 Sporting Clays Shoot Tickets Now Available
On Saturday, October 22, and Sunday, October 23, Lowcountry Land Trust will host its annual Sporting Clays Shoot fundraiser at Brosnan Forest, a protected, private property owned by Norfolk Southern in […]
Meet Summer Intern Kate Schaible
Native to Charleston, intern Kate Schaible spends her summers in the Lowcountry between semesters at Wake Forest University. As an Economics major with a minor in Environmental Studies, Kate found […]
Reflecting on her summer at Lowcountry Land Trust
Meet Summer Intern, Mallory Rosenfeld As she begins her final school year at the College of Charleston, Mallory Rosenfeld is reflecting on how her summer internship at Lowcountry Land Trust […]
