Tickets for this event are SOLD OUT, however, books can still be pre-ordered via the button below. We will make sure that the authors autograph your copies even if you can’t be present. Autographed books can be pickd up at the Land Trust’s office.
An additional FREE book-signing will take place the next day, Wednesday, October 23, at 10:00 AM at Righton Books (222 Redfern Village).
The Passport to Preservation is an educational tool for elementary school-aged children who live on or visit the Georgia coast. Join us on a fun journey across St. Simons Island to learn why it is so important to preserve and protect the forests, marshlands, and streams where this barrier island’s plants and animals make their homes.
WE PARTNER WITH LOCAL BUSINESSES AND THEIR PATRONS.
Pennies for Preservation is a voluntary 1% giving program in which the business community helps raise funds to preserve and protect greenspaces, wilderness areas, trails, waterways, wildlife, important habitat, and tree canopy on St. Simons Island.
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Thoughts From the Nursery
I recently read an article in The Brunswick News focused on “Connective Labor,” a phrase coined by sociologist and author Allison J. Pugh. Pugh defines connective labor as “the forging of an emotional understanding with another person to create valuable outcomes . . . . [It] is how we see the other, and how we convey to the other that they are seen.”
Monday, September 9, will be my first day back in the office after four months of mostly remote work and I have been (desperately) missing the magic of connective labor.
Land Trust Opens New 1-Mile Trail
The St. Simons Land Trust is proud to announce the opening of its newest property – Correll Trail at Oatland.
Movie Night Under the Oaks
Due to the forecasted rain on Friday evening, this event has been CANCELLED. A rescheduled date has not been chosen. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Communications Director Raleigh Kitchen at rkitchen@sslt.org. Thank you for understanding!
