Lobeco Farms Conserved
July 18, 2024
Located North of the Whale Branch River, Lobeco Farms was a working farm for over 100 years.
Unlike many of the other farms in the area, it has survived the passage of time. That’s remarkable given what’s happening throughout South Carolina. We are losing farmland at an alarming rate to haphazard development.
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Position Type: Part-Time (30 hours per week) Location: Charleston, SC Reporting: Controller Starting: July 1, 2026 Application Instructions: To apply, please email a cover letter, resume, and three (3) references in one PDF addressed to careers@lowcountrylandtrust.org by May 15, 2026. POSITION SUMMARY The Accountant is a talented, motivated, and detail-oriented professional who plays a vital role at Lowcountry Land Trust. As a member of the accounting team, working under the direction of the Controller, the Accountant is responsible for managing accounts receivable and payable, processing deposits, preparing journal entries to record income, and reconciling banks and other financial accounts. This role also supports the Controller and other staff in budgeting activities and participates in additional projects designed to foster professional growth in accounting and general office operations. Progressively expanded responsibilities to include learning the payroll process; assuming full ownership of subsidiary financial reporting; producing monthly financial statements and summary reports; reconciling QuickBooks with Virtuous (donor database); and evaluating processes and recommending ways to improve efficiency. View the full job description via the link or at www.lowcountrylandtrust.org
South Carolina Land Trust Network recognizes decades of leadership protecting the state’s natural and historic resources
In April, Aiken Land Conservancy purchased 431 acres known as the Keadle Bridge Tract to hold until it can be added to the Aiken Gopher Tortoise Heritage Preserve. The property provides a 1.2-mile buffer along the Edisto River, includes habitat for several state-listed species, and will offer additional outdoor recreational opportunities to Aiken County residents. Read more on the Aiken Land Conservancy website.
