Working Farmland on Wadmalaw Island Protected Forever
Featured Image: Northern Mockingbird at Newground; credit: Natalie Olson, Sea Islands Program Director Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the permanent protection of Newground, a working farm spanning 58 […]
How Land Conservation Supports Charleston County’s Transportation Future
Earlier this year, Lowcountry Land Trust celebrated the lasting impact of Charleston County’s Greenbelt Program and the many landscapes it has helped protect across our region. From historic farms and […]
Six Impactful Acres on Johns Island Protected Forever
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the permanent protection of the Holmes Tract, an impactful, six-acre property on Johns Island. The tract strengthens connectivity between conserved lands, protects sensitive […]
Celebrating the Charleston County Greenbelt Program
For more than two decades, Charleston County’s Greenbelt Program has quietly but powerfully shaped the region, protecting treasured landscapes, conserving water and wildlife, and enhancing overall resilience and quality of […]
Reinforcing Charleston’s Urban Growth Boundary on Johns Island
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the permanent protection of a 37-acre property on Johns Island that the same family has stewarded for more than 115 years. The conservation […]
Scenic Gateway to McClellanville Protected Forever
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the permanent protection of a key landmark property at the gateway to McClellanville. In partnership with the Town of McClellanville, the organization has […]
Celebrating the Lowcountry Center for Conservation
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to announce the grand opening of the Lowcountry Center for Conservation, its first-ever permanent headquarters that will also serve as a gathering place for partners, educators, […]
Future Angel Oak Preserve Recognized as Community Forest
Pictured above: Rendering of the Angel Oak Preserve’s commemorative walkway, which will honor the site’s cultural significance. Lowcountry Land Trust is thrilled to announce that the future Angel Oak Preserve […]
Expanding Recreation & Restoring Waterway Access on Johns Island
Lowcountry Land Trust is excited to announce the permanent protection of 66 acres on Johns Island, marking a crucial step toward restoring the community’s historic access to the water while […]
Community Engagement Opportunity: Help Us Name the Angel Oak Preserve Entryway
Lowcountry Land Trust is thrilled to invite the community to help name the new entryway road leading into the future Angel Oak Preserve. As part of our effort to protect […]