In The News

Conservation Is A Cornerstone Of The Lowcountry Hunt

by Brian Hedden — 04:00 PM, 13 July 2010

“When you live in the country and you look out your back window,” she says, “what would you rather see: a bunch of houses, or a view of a marsh or a river, untouched and undeveloped forever and ever?” Nina Burke

Lowcountry Open Land Trust selects Elizabeth M. Hagood as Interim Executive Director

by Lisa Wilson Shealy — 01:43 PM, 19 May 2010

2010 Annual Membership Picnic

by Brian Hedden — 04:05 PM, 14 May 2010

The Lowcounty Open Land Trust held its 2010 Membership Picnic at the Center for Birds of Prey sanctuary in Awendaw, SC.

LOWCOUNTRY OPEN LAND TRUST CROSSES 80,000 ACRE THRESHOLD

by Brian Hedden — 03:20 PM, 29 April 2010

CHARLESTON, SC - JANUARY 24, 2010:

Greenbelt gets big boost

by Brian Hedden — 03:24 PM, 29 April 2010

Post and Courier Saturday, August 1, 2009

Green Corridor

by Brian Hedden — 04:10 PM, 14 May 2010

Move afoot to link tracts, protect land along Four Holes Swamp BY BO PETERSEN The Post and Courier Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Charleston County Greenbelt Bank

by Brian Hedden — 03:46 PM, 29 April 2010

Requests for $23.2 million but only $3.9 million awarded $39 million available for further funding

18,967 coastal acres protected in '08

by Brian Hedden — 10:48 AM, 03 March 2009

The Post and Courier Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Charleston Green: United They Stand

by Brian Hedden — 12:04 PM, 03 March 2009

An impressive cadre of land preservationists work together to fight urban sprawl

Lowcountry Open Land Trust: Protecting the Natural Beauty and Wildlife of the Lowcountry

by Brian Hedden — 10:55 AM, 03 March 2009

Cause Magazine, The official publication of the Junior League of Charleston Volume 2 Number 1

Brosnan Forest Easement Celebration

by Brian Hedden — 04:34 PM, 14 May 2010

Lowcountry Open Land Trust, Norfolk Southern Corp., and neighbors protect rural land

Savannah River Preserve Flourishes

by Brian Hedden — 04:50 PM, 14 May 2010

Did you know that the Savannah River swamp is a formidable natural formation complete with centuries-old cypress trees, oxbow lakes and endless pockets of wilderness?