Lowcountry

Lowcountry Earth Force has been working for the past 9 years to support youth driven, service-learning initiatives that are designed to engage youth in both environmental and community problem solving activities. As a member of the Lowcountry, our work is deeply connected to the local educators, youth and South Carolina's unique and beautiful environment. We strive to provide year-long, one-on-one support for our educators and their students with trainings, field trips, and other professional development and networking opportunities.
Over the past few years, we have expanded our programming outside of Charleston County and into Berkeley, Dorchester, and Colleton counties. We collaborate with numerous school districts, governmental agencies and enjoy support from a variety of small businesses, corporations, local foundations and individual donors.

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News Items

Sylvan Dell & Earth Force Team Up For Earth Day

28 Apr 2008 - As volunteers nationwide spruced up gardens, picked up litter and helped make the planet a little greener for Earth Day (April 22), two local organizations teamed up to turn the special day into a weeklong educational celebration... More...

10th Annual Youth Environmental Summit!

28 Apr 2008 - Its that time of year again! Students and educators are in the midst of their community projects and Lowcountry Earth Force is gearing up for its 10th Annual Youth Environmental Summit. Mark your calendars, this year’s summit will be held on Friday, May 30th, at James Island County Park from 9 am until 2 pm. More...

Tour de Tomato

25 Mar 2008 - On Saturday, May 10th, Lowcountry Earth Force and Charleston Moves are teaming up with Earth Fare to hosts the Tour de Tomato Family Friendly Bike Ride along the West Ashley Greenway. More...

Lowcountry Earth Force in the Citypaper

10 Nov 2007 - LEF has been featured in the Charleston Citypaper!

"Earth Force has already been responsible for plenty of positive change around Charleston. A group at Belle Hall Elementary was so instrumental in bringing the pedestrian lane to the Ravenel Bridge that they were invited to be the first to bike across when it opened. Mitchell Elementary chose to focus on animal waste in the street, designing public service announcements that go hand-in-hand with actual cleanup." -Citypaper More...