SKLT has recently implemented and enhanced a donor management system for the database of our members and supporters. Thanks to this technology, we are now able to offer both our newsletter, Site Lines, and gift acknowledgements digitally! We are excited to do our small part in conserving earth’s natural resources. If you are interested in…
The South Kingstown Land Trust will be suspending office hours, programs and events through the month of June. SKLT will still be hard at work for the benefit of the community and the properties we protect, but it will be done so with the utmost caution. It is best to contact staff via their email…
On Sunday, January 26, 3:00 PM join SKLT as they launch their “Build Now Protect Forever” Capacity Campaign to raise $1 million to increase the organization’s capacity to steward and maintain the over 2,900 acres in SKLT’s protection. The funds raised will be used to consolidate operations and augment stewardship funding.
• Build an equipment…
The Hale House, a South Kingstown Land Trust property at 2625 Commodore Perry Highway, announces its 2019 season. Hale House will be open from Friday, June 21 through Saturday, August 31. Guided Tours are held on Fridays and Saturdays, from 1-4 p.m. Friday afternoons feature croquet when the weather is sunny, movies when the weather…
Our most recent SiteLines is now online. The 2019 Winter newsletter lists our upcoming events through April, more information on Monitoring Day, newly protected Farmland, an excited joint venture between SKLT and SK libraries, and more! Check it out here!
The Narragansett Bay Coyote Study (NBCS), launched in 2004, is working with the South Kingstown Land Trust, R.I. Department of Environmental Management, and Rhode Island residents on a five-year study aiming to help control the coyote population and work toward a more peaceful coexistence. Humans try to eliminate coyotes by hunting, trapping, and poisoning, but…
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