As part of the ongoing Lordship Bluffs Restoration Project, the LIA has spent the past year working with environmental experts, conservation organizations, and local partners to better understand how we can protect and restore the Lordship Bluffs while keeping them beautiful and accessible for the community. It was recommended that we move the mowing line farther back from the bluff edge. The goal is to help reduce erosion along this fragile coastline and avoid inadvertently

“Please be patient while the Bluffs are being studied for native and invasive species of plants, which is part of the Bluffs Restoration Project. Mowing of this pedestrian lawn will commence in June. Thank you for your understanding of efforts to preserve and protect this coastal land trust.

Lordship’s got talent! And we’d like to feature your photos and art. The Lordship Improvement Association (LIA) invites you to submit photos and photos of art for consideration in the LIA’s 2027 ‘LORDSHIP FOR ALL SEASONS’ Calendar – a celebration of the beauty of all seasons in Lordship … beaches, shells, marsh, boats, trees, gardens, activities, lighthouse, fishing, you name it! The aim is to feature one photo or drawing per most of the 12 months – but there will certain