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Since 1998, Upstate Forever has worked with private and public landowners to protect more than 35,000 acres of farms, forests, green spaces, and riverbanks across Upstate South Carolina.
One of SC's most photographed spots, a conservation easement on 57 acres ensures the meadow's iconic view remains unobstructed in perpetuity.
Soapstone Baptist Church has been an anchor of Pickens County's Liberia community for more than 150 years.
Nestled on 113 rolling acres in northern Greenville County, this family-owned farm supports local food, wildlife habitat, and water quality in a rapidly-developing area.
Protection of the Spring Park Inn site in the heart of downtown Travelers Rest will ensure the 20-acre tract remains undeveloped greenspace.
Bryson Children’s Nature Walk is a 63-acre property home to an impressive network of beaver ponds and which encompasses headwaters of Six Mile Creek in Pickens County.
Five Oaks Farm is 401 acres of forest and pastureland with more than a mile of frontage along the Saluda River located in Southern Greenville County.
Blackwell Farm consists of approximately 50 acres near Tigerville in Northern Greenville County.
The Eastatoe Headwaters tract is part of a growing swath of protected lands in the Eastatoe Valley region of Pickens County.
Located just outside of the City of Greer, this 33-acre property boasts significant frontage along Beaverdam Creek — a tributary of the South Tyger River — as well as wildlife habitat and 11 acres of wetlands.
Morrow Creek Timbers consists of nearly 667 protected acres of hardwood forests, wetlands, and a pond in Abbeville County.
This 91.7-acre privately owned property in Cherokee County contains approximately 70 acres of prime soils.
Derived from a Native American word meaning "camp by the water," Taychoedah is a 42-acre protected property near Lake Keowee in Oconee County.
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