Early morning mists… creepy crawlies… shimmering webs and flesh-eating plants… a Longleaf pine savanna is the perfect place to start off your Halloween weekend! Join us for a walking tour of the Abita Creek Flatwoods Preserve, led by our Land Protection Specialist, Nelwyn McInnis. We hope you come in costume!Oct. 309-11:30 AMRegistration RequiredThe field trip
Land Trust for Louisiana and Canoe & Trail Adventures will co-host this exciting canoe and kayak adventure! Treat yourself to a day of relaxation while paddling and floating down the beautiful Bogue Falaya River. We are exploring a new route this year as we paddle the Bogue Falaya River’s meandering course and modest currents along
Land Trust for Louisiana & Disposable Heroes Project Sporting Clay Tournament August 28, 2015 The Land Trust for Louisiana and the Disposable Heroes Project are pleased to announce they will be holding a Sporting Clays Tournament on Friday, August 28, 2015. The tournament will be held at the Covey Rise Lodge located at 24009
Mark Those Calendars! LTL is gearing up for our annual event, the Justin Addison Memorial Conservation Cup, being held May 17, 2015 in Folsom, LA from 11 am to 5 pm. [divider style=”1″ align=”center” size=”normal” scrolltext=””][/divider] It is a beautiful day of fun, great food, polo horses, pony rides and a variety of auctions. We
Early morning mists… creepy crawlies… shimmering webs and flesh-eating plants… a Longleaf pine savanna is the perfect place to start off your Halloween weekend! Join us for a walking tour of the Abita Creek Flatwoods Preserve, led by our Land Protection Specialist, Nelwyn McInnis. We hope you come in costume!Oct. 309-11:30 AMRegistration RequiredThe field trip
RICK WILKE, 1946-2021Land Trust for Louisiana Board President We lost a dear friend this year who personifies all that the Land Trust strives to be – thoughtful, professional, and dedicated to what matters. Rick Wilke poured his heart and soul into the Land Trust for Louisiana for the last 10 years, working to permanently protect
Susanne Dowouis developed an affinity for the land as a small child. Every summer, she and her sister, Eve, would attend Camp Gay Valley and visit their maternal grandparents at their home on top of Caesar’s Head Mountain in South Carolina. Atop Caesar’s Head, they could see Dismal Valley down below, which their aunt would
The Land Trust for Louisiana is an IRS approved 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. All donations are tax deductible as allowed by law. Our EIN is 35-2239029
