A family in South Carolina has successfully established a conservation easement to safeguard 2,000 acres of Creekland Farms from future development. Nestled in the rapidly expanding Laurens County, this agreement not only preserves the land’s agricultural and recreational uses but also links it to the neighboring Sumter National Forest. It illustrates a proactive strategy in managing urban growth while cherishing rural landscapes.
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