Line Creek Nature Area Selected as a 2022 Leave No Trace Hot Spot— 1 of 11 Diverse and Popular Parks Needing Solutions to Reverse Damage From Overuse In 2022, as visitation to outdoor spaces continues to grow exponentially, Line Creek Nature Area has been chosen to...
The Southern Conservation Trust has recently opened the new Fayette Environmental Education Center (FEEC) to the public. FEEC features a breathtaking pollinator garden with dozens of species. You can visit our gardens Tuesday - Friday from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM and Saturdays from 9:00...
FAYETTEVILLE, G.A. - May 30, 2022 – The Southern Conservation Trust announced today the acceptance of a portion of Land Trust for America’s conservation easements and fee simple properties. The two non-profits have been working towards this common goal since the summer of 2020 and...
FAYETTEVILLE, G.A. - MAY 23, 2022 – Clean water heroes from across the state were recognized for their extraordinary work to protect Georgia’s water during the Georgia Water Coalition’s 20th Anniversary & Clean 13 Celebration on May 22, 2022, at Fall Line Station in Macon....
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Written by: Charlee Glenn (Environmental Education Coordinator) It’s funny when asked to write about my foraged lion’s mane mushroom crab cake recipe for the SCT blog, I instantly thought about all the times I tried to look up a recipe for something and grumbled at the...
FAYETTEVILLE, December 15, 2021 – On December 8, 2021, the Fayette Chamber of Commerce presented the 2021 Young Gamechangers Award to Katie Pace Quattlebaum, CEO & Executive Director of the Southern Conservation Trust. The Young Gamechangers Award is presented to a young person, under 40, who...
FAYETTEVILLE, GA, September 7, 2021 -- There is no place like Georgia, that’s why the Southern Conservation Trust (SCT) focuses its annual benefit on conservation in our great state. The Southern Conservation Trust invites Georgia and their Southeastern community members to sign up for their...
Monarchs in Your Yard and Abroad Few creatures in nature evoke such delight as the Monarch Butterfly, a true icon of conservation and natural heritage in our state. 2020’s second generation of Danaus plexippus recently emerged as adult butterflies here in Georgia and are on their...
Not only is June 6th National Trails Day, but it is Land Trust Day, as well. It’s no coincidence that these go hand in hand. Land trusts focus on conserving individual tracts of land in order to contribute to conservation efforts at larger scales (counties,...