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What is the Christmas Bird Count?

The Christmas Bird Count (CBC) is a hemispheric community science program with more than a century of history behind it—and it’s the longest-running bird monitoring project in the world. Started in 1900 as a conservation-minded alternative to holiday bird hunting, the CBC brings people together to count birds rather than…

Join us for a guided evening hike beneath the glow of the full Snow Moon at Weeden Farm. Experience the landscape after dark as we explore the trails, learn about the farm’s history, and keep an eye out for nocturnal wildlife. After the hike, gather around the bonfire to warm up, make s’mores,…

This #GivingTuesday, SKLT joins numerous other nonprofits across the country in a national day of giving to protect the trails, fields, and wildlife that make South Kingstown home. Every gift makes a difference!

Donate Here - Thank You.

We’re excited to share that the South Kingstown Land Trust has officially launched its own Lands’ End storefront—your new go-to spot for high-quality gear that’s built to last. Every item can be customized with our SKLT logo, so you can show your love for conservation whether you’re hiking a favorite trail, volunteering on…

And that’s a wrap! Birdability Week 2025 is officially over — but its message is something we strive to carry forward all year long.

Last week, the South Kingstown Land Trust partnered with local birder and accessibility advocate Barbara Seith to host a Birdability event at Weeden…

The Quest Lab at URI is beginning an exciting bobcat study this winter!

Researchers, led by 2nd-year URI PhD student, Chris Hickling, will place GPS collars on local bobcats to gain a deeper understanding of how these elusive cats use their habitat.

Human land use affects all wildlife, from species that thrive in human-dominated areas—like rabbits enjoying…