Please join SKLT and the Contemporary Theater Company (CTC) on Thursday, July 31st for our second annual Farm Dinner – a celebration of local food and local talent combined!

Our menu this year, presented by CTC’s talented chef Christian Tamez, will include tantalizing locally-sourced meats and cheeses, as well as the freshest fruits and vegetables…

The South Kingstown Land Trust and The Nature Conservancy invite you to a talk by Captain Dave Preble on Thursday, June 26th at the SKLT Barn.The author of several books and many articles, Preble is an expert tuna fisherman who has spent a lifetime on the waters of the northeast coast as a charter captain…

In November 2000, the Kingston Improvement Association (KIA) transferred to SKLT several properties on the west slope of Kingston Hill, including a 10.5-acre parcel of wooded land around the old Biscuit City Mill Pond. The sloping site contains notable stone foundations of a former water-powered mill from the late 1700s, its mill pond and dam,…

Every year as Earth Day approaches Rich and Sue Clark of Clark Farms ask what they can do to help the Land Trust.  This year they had a brilliant idea to aid our membership drive.  From April 22nd through April 27th, all current members of SKLT will receive 30% off all purchases!  And that isn’t all –…

On Sunday, April 13th, the South Kingstown Land Trust held its 31st annual meeting at the Land Trust Barn in Matunuck.  Over 100 members-a record number-came out to vote in a new slate of Board members and the new bylaws drafted in preparation for our application for accreditation.

Highlights of the meeting included an address…

The South Kingstown Land Trust is delighted to announce its receipt of 45 bucolic acres of farm fields and woodlands of the historic Robinson Farm, in the heart of Wakefield,  generously donated by the Bowers family. Tucked in the center of town and clearly visible to passersby from Wood Lane and Pond Street, the land of this scenic farm, with its hayfields…