Education Coordinator
Aiken Land Conservancy (ALC) seeks a passionate, creative, and mission-driven educator to serve as ALC’s first Education Coordinator. The contracted position will shape a new education and outreach program that engages youth and adults in conservation and natural resources while connecting new and diverse audiences to ALC and its mission. The position will work closely with other ALC staff, as well as the Board of Trustees, to shape a new program while aligning all work with current best practices in environmental education and mass communication.
The Stewardship Shelf: An Aiken Land Conservancy Book Club
Attention, nature lovers! ALC is launching The Stewardship Shelf, a relaxed new book club for anyone who enjoys nature, good coffee, and thoughtful conversation.
No pop quizzes. Just a good book and good company.
Accreditation Renewal
We’re pleased to share that Aiken Land Conservancy is applying for renewal of our accreditation through the Land Trust Accreditation Commission.
Accreditation is a rigorous process that demonstrates our commitment to strong land stewardship, sound governance, and lasting conservation. As part of this process, the public is invited to share comments about our work.
Aiken Land Conservancy works to protect and celebrate the natural landscapes and open space of Aiken and surrounding communities for generations to come.
Thirty years ago, Harry Shealy and Iris Freeman co-founded the Aiken Land Conservancy to save some of Aiken’s extraordinary green spaces from rapid and unmanaged development on the Southside of Aiken. Today, ALC is a nationally accredited organization with a diverse portfolio of conservation holdings that also supports important community projects, like protecting the city’s drinking water sources in the Shaws Creek watershed and the urban forest that graces our historic parkways.
ALC is passionate about Aiken. We believe that progress and conservation go hand in hand. We believe beautiful landscapes, nature, and abundant wildlife enhance our quality of life and support our physical and emotional health. We believe the natural and historic resources that define Aiken’s unique character are worth preserving for future generations.
Our success is in no small part thanks to you, the community. Our efforts to protect the things that make Aiken such a special place to live and raise a family would not be possible without your enthusiastic support.
Latest News
Aiken Land Conservancy is proud to announce the permanent protection of 60 acres in northern Aiken County through the completion of the Shealy Farms Conservation Easement. The project closed on…