Volunteer
Strong communities thrive when people step up — and at the Lower Shore Land Trust, we believe everyone has something valuable to offer. Volunteering with us is a rewarding way to give back to the land and the people who call this region home. Whether you’re passionate about restoring habitats, helping at events, or sharing your skills in education, photography, or outreach, there’s a place for you in our conservation community. Let us know what your special talents are — we’re excited to work with you to protect our natural spaces and help our community grow and flourish. Join us in making a difference!

Join the Community
The Lower Shore Land Trust is more than an organization — we are a community coming together to conserve, protect, and restore the places we love. There are many ways to get involved and make a difference, from becoming a stewardship volunteer and attending educational events to becoming a monthly donor or supporting our work by purchasing native plants at our annual plant sale. Whether you're an individual, business, or community group, your support helps safeguard open spaces, enhance wildlife habitats, and ensures future generations can enjoy the natural beauty and rural character of the Lower Shore.
Together, we can create a lasting legacy — join us in protecting the land and water that connect us all.
Join the Community



Become a Monthly Donor
Join a community of dedicated supporters by becoming a a monthly donor to the Lower Shore Land Trust. With a gift of just
$5 or more per month, you can help us continue to conserve and restore the lands, waters, and habitats that make the Lower Shore such a special place to live, work, and explore. Your steady support provides vital resources for ongoing conservation projects, habitat restoration, and community programs. Together, we can protect the natural beauty of our region for generations to come. Become a monthly donor today and make a lasting impact, one month at a time.

Conserve Your Land
LSLT manages two Rural Legacy Areas, working to protect large, contiguous tracts of farmland and the region’s rural heritage. In addition to these priority areas, we collaborate with landowners both within and outside of the Rural Legacy boundaries to develop conservation easements that safeguard farmland, forests, and wetlands vital to wildlife habitat and water quality.
Leave A Legacy
Including the Lower Shore Land Trust in your estate planning is a powerful way to leave a lasting legacy for future generations. By making a planned gift, you help ensure the preservation of the Lower Shore’s rural landscapes, wildlife habitats, and natural beauty for years to come. Your support fuels our mission to protect forests, farms, and waterways, safeguarding the character of our region while providing spaces for recreation, education, and conservation. Leaving a gift from your estate is a meaningful way to participate in this vital work, ensuring that the places you cherish today will be protected and enjoyed for generations to come.


Jack Burbage
Conservation Land Fund
Join our campaign to conserve vulnerable conservation lands!
Lower Shore Land Trust has established the Jack Burbage Conservation Land Fund in honor of his substantial gift to the organization. The Fund will be managed by the Board of Directors for the purpose of protecting and restoring vulnerable conservation lands across the Lower Shore.
Your support will enable the Lower Shore Land Trust to protect and restore land crucial to conservation when it is most vulnerable. The Jack Burbage Conservation Land Fund bridges the gap between the property sale and the timeline necessary to gather the needed resources required to permanently protect the conservation asset.
