CONSERVATION & COMMUNITY
Pee Dee Land Trust focuses on the nine counties in the Pee Dee Watershed of South Carolina, which includes Chesterfield, Darlington, Dillon, Florence, Georgetown, Horry, Marion, Marlboro, and Williamsburg counties. Our mission is to protect, and to promote an appreciation of, the significant natural, agricultural, and historical resources of the Pee Dee Watershed through voluntary land conservation easements and educational programs. Our vision is to Protect the Past and Ensure the future of the special places that make the Pee Dee Watershed such a wonderful place to live, work and recreate.
Join Our Conservation Community
By contributing, supporters demonstrate their belief in our mission to protect high conservation value land in the Pee Dee Watershed, recognize our effectiveness, and enable us to do more and to do it better. There are endless ways to support PDLT as an individual or as an organization, including annual membership (starting at $35), event sponsorship, hosting experiences, donations to one of our endowments, auction item donations, in-kind donations, land donations, planned estate giving opportunities and/or protecting your land through a conservation easement. We invite you to join PDLT’s conservation community today!
Strengthening the connection between the land and the people.
Agricultural, Natural and Historical places that define the Pee Dee.
What's New
PDLT held its 19th Annual Oyster Roast on Saturday, February 22, 2025 at Silver Hill 1735. The sold out event offered attendees an afternoon of delicious steamed oysters, Lowcountry fare, live music and beautiful views of the Sampit River, but most importantly a time to gather with our conservation community. Photography in this gallery is provided by Love is Red Photography, www.loveisredphotography.com
PDLT held its 19th Annual Oyster Roast on Saturday, February 22, 2025 at Silver Hill 1735. The sold out event offered attendees an afternoon of delicious steamed oysters, Lowcountry fare, live music and beautiful views of the Sampit River, but most importantly a time to gather with our conservation community. Photography in this gallery is provided by Love is Red Photography, www.loveisredphotography.com
