When Christina Soto, the editor of Saving Land, contacted me about helping to organize a photo shoot in Chicago for the cover of the magazine, I was particularly thrilled because what Chris wanted was a representation of women in conservation.

As I worked on the Saving Land article "Addressing Gender Bias in Conservation Organizations" with writer Elisabeth Ptak, we didn't have enough room for all the material we received.

Growing up in Alabama's rural St. Clair County, Wendy Jackson connected to the land and the outdoors at an early age.

"What I did over summer vacation" is a story I cannot wait to share with you, because this year my family hosted a Fresh Air Fund child for a week of fun and adventure.

Community connections — and the volunteers who emerge from them — are our lifeblood. We could not survive without them.

Saltwater intrusion is a slow-moving crisis on farm fields. What will it take for farmers to overcome this challenge?

We promise to be around forever to monitor and defend conservation properties. That's a bold proposition.

When it comes to climate change, land trusts in Maine are collaborating with their communities in new ways.

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.