Expanding the Conservation of Fairfield Plantation
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the permanent protection of an additional portion of Fairfield Plantation—an ecologically rich and historically significant property located on the South Santee River at […]
Pristine Little Goat Island Protected Forever
Lowcountry Land Trust is excited to announce the permanent protection of Little Goat Island, an undisturbed sea island southwest of Goat Island and north of Isle of Palms along the […]
Easement Safeguards History and Habitat in the Ashley River Historic District
Lowcountry Land Trust is excited to share the permanent protection of a 20-acre property along the Ashley River, an accomplishment made possible thanks to the generosity of private landowners who […]
Johns Island Gains New Greenspace Along Main Road
Lowcountry Land Trust is thrilled to announce the successful acquisition, protection, and transfer of Main Road Park on Johns Island. This 40-acre landmark project, fully funded by the Charleston County […]
94 Acres of Vital Johns Island Farmland Protected
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the acquisition of Grayson Oaks, a 94-acre property on Johns Island. This transformative purchase addresses South Carolina’s agricultural land loss crisis while protecting […]
$8.5M Greenbelt Funds Awarded to Land Trust Projects
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the designation of $8,556,750 from the Charleston County Greenbelt Program to support eight transformative conservation projects that will safeguard cultural heritage, enhance public […]
Angel Oak Preserve Community Roundtable Highlights
Feature Image Credit: Allen Russ Photography, LLC On November 7, Lowcountry Land Trust hosted the Angel Oak Preserve Community Roundtable—a gathering of designers, cultural historians, park logistics experts, conservationists, and […]
Permanently Protected Sea Island Small Farmers Coop to Become County Park
Today, Lowcountry Land Trust was honored to participate in a ceremonial event marking Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission’s (CCPRC) recent acquisition of the historic, permanently protected, 19-acre Wallace Creek […]
Wadmalaw Island: A Community United in Conservation
Wadmalaw Island is a testament to the power of a community’s commitment to conservation. With the recent addition of two new easements in 2023, Lowcountry Land Trust’s land protection efforts […]
Unveiling the Willie McRae & Kathy Britzius Oyster Reef
On Wednesday, June 5, Lowcountry Land Trust had the pleasure of participating in the creation of the Willie McRae and Kathy Britzius Oyster Reef at Boone Hall Plantation. Recycled oyster shells from the […]
