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WELCOME
 The Lower Shore Land Trust is a private, non-profit, charitable organization formed in 1990. The Lower Shore Land Trust (LSLT) works with individual landowners throughout Worcester, Wicomico and Somerset counties who wish to protect the natural heritage of their property, so that the character of the land and the quality of life it nourishes will remain intact for the benefit and enjoyment of generations to come.
ANNOUNCEMENTS & EVENTS
LSLT PROTECTS FAMILY FARM IN WICOMICO COUNTY
A conservation easement settled on Friday, May 30, completed a two-part project with the Culver Farm, protecting 138 acres in northern Wicomico County. The Lower Shore Land Trust had been working with the family since 2004 to protect the farm.
The LSLT worked with Natural Resources Conservation Service and Wicomico County Agricultural Land Preservation Foundation to secure the funding necessary to complete the settlement.
http://www.delmarvanow.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2008806030333
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Spring 2008 Branching Out Newsletter
Branching Out is a forest stewardship and natural resources quarterly newsletter published by the University of Maryland Cooperative Extension and provides current information to forest landowners, natural resource professionals and the public.
http://www.naturalresources.umd.edu/BranchingOut/2008_Spring.pdf
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Bill Satterfield and Wife Susan Support the Land Trust Through the Endowment
SATTERFIELD CHALLENGE A SUCCESS!
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Lower Shore Land Trust Establishes Endowment
The Lower Shore Land Trust has created a permanent endowment through the Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore to provide long-term and dependable financial gifts to fund its operations.
Bill Satterfield, Jim Myers and Nancy Whitlock overlook
Big Gut leading out to the Manokin River
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