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Preserving the natural and scenic character of St. Simons Island

The 25th Anniversary Oyster Roast has been RESCHEDULED for

February 22, 2025

All tickets from the cancelled January event will be honored in February.

No refunds or credits will be given. Thank you for understanding!

2025 Land Trust Calendar

The much-anticipated 2025 Land Trust Calendar is available for purchase NOW! Featuring stunning imagery of Land Trust properties, alongside the vibrant native plants and wildlife that call these areas home, this 12-month calendar serves not only as a visual delight but also as a reminder of the importance of conservation and community involvement. It’s the perfect gift for your loved ones this holiday season.

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.

How You Can Help

The St. Simons Land Trust is genuinely grateful for the many ways that it is supported by this community.
Find the right volunteer opportunity for you or donate below!

Latest News

SSLT Releases Short-Film “Seeding for the Future”

The St. Simons Land Trust is proud to kick off the organization’s 25th Anniversary Year with the launch of a new film, “Seeding for the Future.”

SSLT Closes on 16-Acre Marsh-Front Property

We are excited to share with you that the The St. Simons Land Trust has purchased approximately 16 marsh-front acres in the historic Harrington Community, the last large undeveloped tract of land south of the Lawrence Road-Frederica Road roundabout. This property is now named after its original owner, conservationist Elouise Spears.

SSLT Raises $50,000+ on Giving Tuesday

We are filled with immense gratitude and excitement to share that your generous contributions have not only matched but exceeded our ambitious $50,000 goal!

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