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EDISTO ISLAND
NEEDS YOU
NOW!

 

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The Edisto Island Open Land Trust

is a local, non-profit organization formed to preserve and protect lands, scenic vistas, heritage,
and conservation resources of
Edisto Island, South Carolina for future generations.

We protect and preserve land by working with land owners who voluntarily donate conservation easements on their land, or if necessary, by purchase.

   We are building an acquisition fund to
buy easements or purchase critical land that
we have been unable to protect otherwise.
Purchased property will be restricted with easements
in order to limit development, and resold to conservation buyers in order to replenish the acquisition fund.

Conservation Property
For Sale!

Wonderful opportunity to purchase a slice of Edisto and help protect it at the same time.
Click here for more info

 

Make a Difference in Edisto’s Future
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And Gain Valuable P/R Benefits for your Business!

 

3rd Annual Back to Nature Celebration
and Legacy Live Oak Dedication

May 17 and 18, 2008

Enjoy nature at its best with South Carolina's finest naturalists and experts on Edisto Island’s flora, fauna, sea life and wildlife.

Enjoy land and sea excursions while helping
Edisto’s Open Land Trust promote its mission of preserving open lands, scenic vistas, heritage, and conservation resources

 

Protect Edisto Island for
Future Generations

EDISTO ISLAND
NEEDS YOU NOW!

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logo   Edisto Island Open Land Trust
   P.O. Box 1
   Edisto Island, South Carolina 29438
             (843)
869-9004
             Fax: (843) 869-7820
            
eiolt@bellsouth.net

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Home

About Us

Membership

Protected Properties

EIOLT Events

EIOLT News

 Acquisition Fund

Legacy Live Oaks

Conservation News

Easement Facts

Business Sponsors

Related Links

 

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