Angel Oak Preserve Receives National Recognition, Named a Community Forest by Old-Growth Forest Network

Expansion planned for Angel Oak Preserve as Lowcountry Land Trust secures new designation

The Old Growth Forest Network has declared the Angel Oak and its surrounding area a community forest.“It’s always a refreshing place. But mainly because of the

Angel Oak Park project nationally recognized for preservation efforts

The Angel Oak Park is getting a major redesign to include the 44-acre forest around it, as well as the honor of being designated a Community Forest by the Old-Growth Forest Network.

Angel Oak Preserve receives national recognition, named a community forest by Old-Growth Forest Network

JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) - The future 44-acre Angel Oak Preserve receives a national recognition from the Old-Growth Forest Network. The Johns Island park was nominated and is now designated as a community forest, showing an example of a space that is located near urban or suburban areas and serves a gathering spot for the community. It also is permanently protected, which fits the description of what the network was looking for. The preserve i…

Future Angel Oak Preserve Receives National Recognition as a Community Forest by the Old-Growth Forest Network

Lowcountry Land Trust, a nonprofit committed to preserving Lowcountry landscapes and waterways for current and future generations, announced today that the future Angel Oak Preserve has been officially designated a Community Forest by the Old-Growth Forest Network. This national honor places the preserve among a select group of publicly accessible places with ecological and cultural significance. The designation affirms that the Angel Oak and it…