Charleston board gets early look at new Angel Oak visitor’s center and 44-acre preserve

Construction on the 44-acre preserve and visitor’s center around Angel Oak in Johns Island’s could start in late 2026. The project costs $13.5 million.
Post and Courier

Charleston’s Angel Oak nationally recognized for preservation efforts and community ties

JOHNS ISLAND — A beloved Charleston landmark has received national recognition for its significance to the community and efforts to preserve it for future generations. The Lowcountry Land Trust’s ...
Charleston City Paper

Angel Oak visitor center gets design approval

The city of Charleston’s design review board on Monday approved  design plans for the proposed Angel Oak Preserve, a 44-acre park that will protect the landmark on Johns Island with more room.
WCBD

Angel Oak Park expects to expand by 2026

JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – The Angel Oak park plans to expand to a total of 44 acres. The Angel Oak Preserve initiative is in the city permit stage. The park currently sits on nine acres in the City ...
WCBD

Angel Oak Preserve receives national recognition, named a community forest by Old-Growth Forest Network

JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCBD) – The future 44-acre Angel Oak Preserve receives a national recognition from the Old-Growth Forest Network. The Johns Island park was nominated and is now designated as a ...

Plans for Angel Oak Preserve moves forward, funding obstacles still ahead

The upcoming Angel Oak Preserve project is moving forward in its timeline but still faces a set of financial challenges ahead.