Aerial view of Bramlett Bottoms farmland below the North Saluda Reservoir of the Greenville Watershed. Photo provided by Mac Stone.

Partnering

to Preserve

South Carolina

with qualified Land Trusts

From its founding in 2002 through the end of fiscal year 2023, the South Carolina Conservation Bank has conserved 359,273 acres of land across the state and awarded more than $202 million dollars in grants.


This critical work would not be possible without the government agencies, not-for-profits, land trusts, and other eligible entities with whom we fulfill our mission. Learn more about the Conservation Bank.

Conservation Priorities

Our Conservation Priorities

HOW TO USE

Load our mapping application to discover where Conservation Bank funds have been used throughout our State.

MAPPING APPLICATION

HOW TO USE

Use the mapping application below (or at this link) to discover where Conservation Bank funds have been used throughout our State. Filter by selecting drop downs across the top, choosing a property from the list, or selecting a year from one of the graphs.

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About the Conservation Bank

An evening campsite under the Live Oaks and Palmetto trees of Hunting Island State Park, South Carolina. Photo provided by Mac Stone.

The South Carolina Conservation Bank works with government agencies, land trusts, and other eligible entities to conserve and protect South Carolina’s beautiful natural resources, farmlands, forest lands, historical and archaeological sites, and urban parks. 

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