The Angel Oak Preserve is a 10-year community effort to create a 44-acre preserve with boardwalk trails, a nature play area for children, and educational information about the historic tree, the indigenous people that have held the Angel Oak sacred, and the history of the enslaved people who lived and worked on the property’s former plantation and their contributions to the Johns Island community.
The Asiko Group partnered with Lowcountry Land Trust, Nelson Byrd Woltz, and Liollio Architecture to convene designers, cultural historians, park logistics experts, conservationists, and community keepers for a facilitated envisioning session for the Angel Oak Preserve Community Roundtable. Attendees gave input on the proposed architectural plans for the Angel Oak Preserve Welcome Center and the forthcoming interpretive experience of the Angel Oak Preserve, including educational signage, exhibits, and storytelling installations.
Services provided include:
- Outreach
- Listening Sessions
- Facilitation
- Engagement
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