When land trusts pursue community conservation, they build broad and deep support for land conservation, and, ultimately, ensure the permanence of it.

A high school student shares why being an intern with the accredited Lookout Mountain Conservancy in Tennessee is her best time investment and how it’s setting her up for success in the future.

Ask people who love the outdoors how they first formed their connection to nature and it won't take long before someone mentions scouting.

In all my years, I can't remember a week quite like the one of June 15.

At the recent International Leadership Summit for the Children & Nature Network in California, I was fortunate to attend a session about green schoolyards.

Empowering farmers to stay in business after traditional crops fail is an increasingly urgent concern in an age of rising seas.

This thrilling achievement would not have been possible without land trust people investing deeply in building relationships with state and local officials — whether or not they were asking for anything — through the years.

Over 80 percent of the U.S. population lives under skies so polluted by man-made lights that celestial objects like the Milky Way are almost invisible.

We are stronger together.

What launched the Land Trust Alliance may fast be receding into the past, but the story is important land conservation history.