Saving Land Magazine
In March 1982, a young organization launched its first newsletter — 16 pages that began with an introduction to the group “organized to serve as the catalyst and hub of a communications and mutual support network.” The Land Trust Exchange was born (predecessor to the Land Trust Alliance), and its newsletter, Exchange, covered the new field of private land conservation.
In 2008, Exchange morphed into Saving Land, the nation’s leading magazine written by and for land conservationists that is available quarterly to Land Trust Alliance members and partners. The 42-page color magazine offers stories, tips and resources on the latest trends in land conservation.
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- Individual supporters receive an annual subscription.
- Land trust members receive three copies of each issue as part of their membership benefits.
Fall 2017 Edition
“While it is important to maintain a connection with landowners, people come and go,” says Stacy Meyers of the accredited Openlands. “The relationship with the land is forever.” To keep their promise of perpetuity, land trusts look to conservation defense to bolster long-term land protection and stewardship. Read about “Tools that Transcend Time” in the fall issue of Saving Land.
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We're Award-winning
The 2008 Saving Land premiere issue won gold in the Best Redesign and Most Improved categories of the EXCEL Awards sponsored by the Society of National Association Publications (now called Association Media and Publishing). And in 2013 a special 30th anniversary edition of Saving Land (Fall 2012) won gold in the Single Topic Issue category.
Archive
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An archive of issues of the magazine going back to 1996 is available online on The Learning Center. Access to The Learning Center is a service offered to Alliance member land trusts, partners and individual supporters at the $250 level and above.