The Edisto Island Open Land Trust is proud to announce that our Septic Improvement Program has relaunched and is now accepting applications. As water quality concerns begin to rise, we […]
Please join us under the oaks at Indigo Farm for a brief ceremony celebrating the Legacy Live Oak Park memorials and honorees from the past year. A reception with light refreshments will […]
Hello all! You likely know that our coastlines are constantly being changed by the impacts of the tides, winds, and waves? But, do you know why, and how these changes […]
Artist Louise Britton working on a sponsored Turtle for The Edisto Island Open Land Trust in 2022 The Edisto Island Open Land Trust will be tabling at the 3rd Annual […]
October, 18th at 5pm to October, 20th at 5pm Amazing experiences and one-of-a-kind items! Please register on GiveSmart if you have not already and please peruse the preview of this […]
Edisto Island Open Land Trust Annual Oyster Roast Sunday, November 10, 2024 Pre-Party 12:30 - 2 PM Oyster Roast Starts @ 2 PM Sand Creek Farm 3101 Highway 174 […]
Join Tom Austin, Director of Land Conservation with EIOLT, as he discusses his newly released book, The Flora & Fauna of Edisto Island and the Lowcountry Sea Islands! We'll explore […]
Water plays a huge role in all of our lives on Edisto Island. But, did you know, 70% of Edisto Island’s creeks are contaminated with fecal bacteria pollution? That's not good! […]
Grow your own “field of dreams.” Have you ever dreamed of a flutter perfect pollinator garden in your own yard? Some say “Plant it and they will come.” Yet, you […]
Keep Edisto Beautiful is hosting a volunteer roadside clean up event, and we need you! Volunteers are needed to make this event a success. Lunch will be provided for all […]
EIOLT is celebrating 30 years, and we are having a party! Join us April 5th at Bay Creek Park on Edisto Beach. There will be food, drinks, music, and more! […]
Invasive weeds are the second-greatest threat to biodiversity and ecosystems after human-caused habitat destruction. -SC Native Plant Society Lurking in many of our landscapes are presumably “lovely” plants that have […]
