Ramsey Springs
Ramsey Springs has a long and interesting history. The property has been inhabited and used for recreation for many years. Learn more!
Kayak Day Trip on Old Fort Bayou
Kayaking at Old Fort Bayou was great ! Join us next time!
Restorations Part III: Techniques
Restoration Techniques — the final part of our three part series on the restoration of native ecosystems on the Mississippi Coastal Plain.
Restorations Part II
This is the second part in a series of articles about the restoration of native ecosystems in southern MS which we are publishing to help people understand the periodic actions we take on some of our properties. Please contact us at info@ltmcp.org with questions, comments or concerns – we would love to hear from you!
Restoration of Native Ecosystems of the MS Coastal Plain
This is the first part in a series of articles that outline the goals and procedures for the restoration of native ecosystems in southern Mississippi.
Meet Board Member, Jackie Parker
When she first crossed the Ocean Springs Bridge almost a decade ago and saw the amazing trees, Jackie fell in love and decided it was time to make a permanent change, settling in the beautiful city.
So, what’s a “blueway”?
We have done a lot of work on the blueways in southern MS! Make sure to check back soon to learn about our Kayaking the Blueways fundraiser!
Let’s get ready for Kayak Season!
Keep your eyes peeled for an exciting opportunity to help the Land Trust out by kayaking!
Meet Board Member, Russell Evans
The Land Trust is grateful to Russell for volunteering his time to help make LTMCP a strong and successful organization dedicated to land conservation and is looking forward to working with him well into the future.
Forest Bathing
There is no doubt; we are living in turbulent times. Try “forest bathing” to ease your mind!
Bayou Auguste
Bayou Auguste is located in west Biloxi. It is a tidally influenced estuarine marsh system home to countless birds, fish, and even an alligator or two.
Shaw Homestead
The Shaw homestead is open to the public when the Land Trust holds its annual Historic Celebration at the property. Stay tuned for the next opportunity to visit this unique place!
Riley Road
Reilly Road provides habitat for the critically endangered Mississippi sandhill crane, and features a hiking trail.
Reaccreditation
The Land Trust is happy to report that we have received our reaccreditation from the Land Trust Accreditation Commission.

