Are you looking to deepen your relationship with current audiences? Do you want to engage with new audiences? A new tool from the Land Trust Alliance can help you.

Do you believe in the value of open spaces? Are you an excellent team player? Can you help us help 1,000 land trusts? If so, you may be the very person we need. The Land Trust Alliance is filling two open positions.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation, a longtime friend of the Land Trust Alliance, is working with several partners to raise $25 million for the African-American Cultural Heritage Action Fund.

Extreme weather. Our delicate ecosystem. Cause for hope.

On Jan. 11, the National Council of Nonprofits presented a webinar called "Now What: How the New Federal Tax Law Impacts Charitable Nonprofits" and 4,000 people attended. If you have questions about the new tax law, you're not alone.

Ben Dodd, an avid outdoorsman and angler, recently scored a monumental win for Eagle County, the state of Colorado and the accredited Eagle Valley Land Trust. And that win is yielding some great results for our community!

A Michigan fruit grower partnered with the accredited Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy to conserve nearly 83% of his 300-acre Engle Ridge Farm, utilizing the enhanced federal tax incentive.

Two eighth-generation New Hampshire foresters believe in making land conservation affordable to more people — the enhanced federal tax incentive can move landowners from thought to action.

In Georgia, the Bembry family saved their land through a conservation ethic, but for some landowners, the enhanced federal tax incentive can be the factor that moves them from thought to action.

In Alaska, the Bristol Bay Heritage Land Trust is keeping 570 acres in native hands — an example of how the enhanced federal tax incentive is conserving more landscapes for more people.

I want to make sure you see an investigative article published recently by ProPublica and Fortune magazine.

If your land trust helps beginning farmers, here are some resources that might help you help them.

Land Trust Alliance webinars are back for 2018 — and now is the perfect time to get a jump-start on your New Year's resolution to enhance your conservation knowledge.