Become a Member

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The Southern Conservation Trust has served the state of Georgia for over 24 years, and we rely heavily on the support of members. Our members have given us the ability to conserve over 16,000 acres throughout Georgia and Eastern Tennessee and to open six nature areas to the public in Fayette County, protecting greenspace, conserving forests, safeguarding rivers, sheltering wildlife, providing environmental education, and ensuring that everyone has access to nature in our own communities throughout the great state of Georgia.

By becoming a member of the Southern Conservation Trust, your partnership allows us to continue to protect additional land across the state and to provide the highest level of public nature areas and outdoor education programming. Each membership allows us to ensure that land in the state of Georgia is protected for a lifetime.

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General Membership

Become a Southern Conservation Trust Member / Renew Your Membership / Become a Monthly Member

“I took a walk in the woods and came out taller than the trees.” – David Henry Thoreau

CEDAR ($10)

In the Ojibwe culture the Cedar is considered a gift to humanity and often signifies the presence of granite or limestone in the state of Georgia.  Benefits include:

• Member-only communications
• Early Registration for SCT programs and events

LIVE OAK $25

The official state tree of Georgia, the Live Oak can be seen through our coastal conserved properties. Benefits include:

• Listing on member webpage
• Listing in Annual Report
• Member-only communications
• Early Registration for SCT events and programs

HEMLOCK ($50)

Found in the cooler parts of Georgia, the Hemlock is under serious threat. Benefits include:

• Listing on member webpage
• Southern Conservation Trust Decal
• $5 off of SCT Events and Programs
• Member only communications 
• Early Registration for SCT Events

TUPELO ($100)

If you’re looking for the best honey in Georgia then look close to the Tupelo trees, typically found in swampy areas of the state. Benefits include:

• All Hemlock benefits, plus…
• A mailed copy of our Annual Report
• $10 off of SCT’s Annual Benefit tickets
• Printed Trail Maps for SCT Nature Areas

RIVER BIRCH ($250)

A symbol of southern living, the Magnolia is considered by many to be the aristocrat among all southern trees. Benefits include:

• All Tupelo benefits, plus…
• Free SCT Hiking Events
• SCT designed T-Shirt

DOGWOOD ($500)

Look for Dogwoods across the state of Georgia in the spring to bring a little bit of color to the day. Benefits include:

• All Tupelo benefits, plus…
• $15 off SCT Events and Programs 
• SCT Designed water bottle