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Innovative Partnership Conserves 97 Acres on Johns Island, Expands Affordable Housing

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Lowcountry Land Trust and Sea Island Habitat for Humanity today announced an extraordinary partnership that will provide space for a new nature preserve and affordable housing on one of the largest undeveloped parcels remaining on northern Johns Island. The 102-acre Humbert Woods property, purchased by Lowcountry Land Trust, will become a 97-acre nature preserve with an additional five acres designated for affordable homes adjacent to Sea Island…

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The Post and Courier broke the news in Charleston, United States on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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