Lower Shore Land Trust is a nationally accredited nonprofit serving Maryland’s southern most counties of Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester.
LSLT works with landowners to preserve the region’s natural heritage, ensuring the continuity of wildlife habitats, water quality, and scenic landscapes for future generations.
Their mission includes supporting forestry and agriculture as sustainable industries on the Lower Eastern Shore.
Lower Shore Land Trust shares so much great information that applies directly to Virginia’s portion of the Lower Eastern Shore that we wanted to share it with you, Eastern Shore Virginia Master Gardeners and friends! Scroll down to see the latest newsletter from February ’25.
Don’t miss the best part: LSLT’s Online Plant Sale is happening on March 1st, 2025!
Check out the Lower Shore Land Trust website to learn more.
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Read archived LSLT newsletters in PDF format here.
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