The Ebb and The Flow

Dear Friends, I am sitting in my family’s cabin in the ACE Basin writing my final letter of 2021 to you all.  The oak table that my family has gathered […]

This year, we made great strides: we protected more land, got back to in-person events, fulfilled our stewardship responsibilities, and had the honor of working with passionate conservationists, all of […]

Dear Friends, Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Annual Sporting Clays Shoot—attendees, volunteers, and staff alike! We’re grateful to Bill and Linda Demmer, who hosted the event […]

Dear Friends, It’s finally starting to feel like a new season in the Lowcountry, and the slight change in the weather beckons us to deepen our connection to the outdoors. […]

Dear Friends, Here at the Land Trust, we are celebrating our 35th Anniversary and we cannot thank all of our loyal supporters enough. No matter how you’ve been involved in […]

Dear Friends, I’m not a botanist, but I know enough to be dangerous. Hours of walking in the woods with trained biologists and learning both common and Latin names of […]

Dear Friends, I still remember the summer internship that changed my life. I spent that internship learning about land protection and stewardship, and how this innovative tool–conservation easements–can be used […]

Dear friends, This past month has been a whirlwind of activity at Lowcountry Land Trust. Thanks to two gifts in memory of VAdm. Douglas C. Plate, a former board member […]

Dear Friends, I have good news!  Lowcountry Land Trust is celebrating its 35th anniversary, and with that, we are fast approaching two significant milestones – the protection of 500 properties […]

Dear Friends, We have made it to April, at long last. I don’t know about you, but this month I feel a stronger sense of rebirth than I ever have […]

Dear Friends, Welcome to the first edition of The Ebb & Flow, a monthly newsletter that will take the place of our former weekly communication known as The President’s Log. […]