The mission of the Pee Dee Land Trust is to conserve, and to promote an appreciation of, the significant natural, agricultural, and historical resources of the Pee Dee Watershed of South Carolina.
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30 Days of Inspiration
Day 1 - PDLT’s donors and landowners inspire us to pursue our mission to preserve the past and protect the future through land conservation of special places across the Pee Dee Watershed. Over the next 30 days while most of us are quarantined or working hard to keep our communities safe and fed, we will be sharing photos of permanently protected resources that define our way of life. From working farms and forests, to open space and habitat, to land along our waterways, we hope you will enjoy the photos and appreciate knowing these places will be here for generations to come.
Friday afternoon turned out to be a beautiful day to monitor a few pristinely managed conservation easement properties in the Plantersville area of Georgetown County.
Come see us at the SC AgriBiz & Farm Expo at the Florence Center. We will be here today until 6pm and tomorrow from 9am-3pm. This fun event has something for everyone and admission is free! Learn more at https://www.scagribizexpo.com/
You still have time to come see us at the #GivingTuesday Drop-in at the Waters building in downtown Florence.
Congratulations and thanks goes out to the Duke Energy team for donating their winnings from the Chili cook-off to PDLT!
We are having a great time in the beautiful city of Georgetown at the 30th Annual Georgetown Wooden Boat Show. Come out and see us!!
Today is World Water Monitoring Day! PDLT celebrated one day early with a great outing with students from Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School. Thanks to 21 fabulous high school volunteers, we cleaned up trash and cleared the trails at Mozingo Preserve, followed by a water quality discussion and monitoring demonstration on Black Creek. We celebrate all landowners that have made the commitment to protect land along our waterways!
#pdlt#tbcs#protectcleanwater
Today is World Water Monitoring Day! PDLT celebrated one day early with a great outing with students from Trinity-Byrnes Collegiate School. Thanks to 21 fabulous high school volunteers, we cleaned up trash and cleared the trails at Mozingo Preserve, followed by a water quality discussion and monitoring demonstration on Black Creek. We celebrate all landowners that have made the commitment to protect land along our waterways!
#pdlt#tbcs#protectcleanwater
Hughes Page, PDLT Land Conservation Associate, is out on this beautiful summer day delivering duck boxes to three landowners to put up on the Black River. Thanks to the SC Waterfowl Association and the Black River Advisory Council, 50 new duck boxes are being placed on the Black River near Kingstree. Due to the flooding over the last couple of years, many duck boxes have been destroyed and we are doing our small part to help provide a safe place for ducks to lay their eggs and be able to repopulate the area. #pdlt#peedeelandtrust
Don’t forget our 2019 Lynches River Spring Paddle is Saturday, June 8th, 2019! Join us as we paddle down the historic Lynches River. This 3 hour paddle will be one you don’t want to miss! We’ll meet at Odell Venters Landing in Johnsonville, SC. Lunch will be provided. Paddle prices are $40 for PDLT members, $50 for nonmembers, $30 for kids 8-17, and $10 for kids under 8! Click the link to purchase tickets: https://www.peedeelandtrust.org/news-events/upcoming-events/item/lynches-river-spring-paddle #PDLT#peedeelandtrust#springpaddle2019
