Land Trust for Louisiana Open House & Annual Meeting

Join us in Covington on Wednesday, Feb. 5!

Are you interested in learning more about Louisiana conservation? Do you want to know how you can get involved with protecting our state’s beautiful — and irreplaceable — lands and waters? Join us for a special open house and Land Trust field trip on the Northshore!

RSVP FOR THE FEB. 5 LAND TRUST OPEN HOUSE

At Land Trust for Louisiana, we’re restoring the Northshore’s native longleaf pine forest. We’re conserving family rice land on the coast. We’re helping landowners from every corner of the state protect the places that are most precious to them — so that future generations can inherit the natural legacy that has long shaped our Louisiana way of life.

Food. Fellowship. *Hiking (see below!) We can’t wait to see you there.

Date: Wednesday, Feb. 5
Time: 5-7 pm
Location: Firehouse Event Center, Covington
Address: 432 N. Theard St., Covington, LA 70433
RSVP Required

RSVP for the FEB. 5 Land Trust open house

*When you RSVP, you will receive an email inviting you to sign up for an optional Land Trust-guided hike at the Northlake Nature Center before our meeting on Feb. 5, 2-4 p.m. Click to learn more and register for a hike!

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