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Follow hot topics in conservation. Read the latest articles from the Alliance’s magazine, Saving Land, or our newsletter for board members, Field Guide — plus other articles by the Alliance and our partners. You can also access the latest findings on conservation trends and issues through our research reports.

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Enduring protection for the land

Source: 
Saving Land magazine, Fall 2020
Author: 
Elisabeth Ptak

A landowner may consider donating a conservation easement for many reasons. Passion for a place. Safeguarding the soil. Peace of mind. Leaving a legacy. Few would say they do it for the money, but for many owners it is a major financial decision affecting their largest asset—the land.

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A team advocating for you

Source: 
Saving Land magazine, Winter 2020
Author: 
Robert Schwartz

For almost 40 years, the Land Trust Alliance has worked with its land trust members, their supporters and numerous conservation-minded partners to collectively leverage the political strength of th

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Board Members Explore Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Together

Source: 
Saving Land magazine, Fall 2020
Author: 
Christina Soto

The National Council of Nonprofits has created a guide to help nonprofit board members first understand and then work toward diversity, equity and inclusion in their organizations.

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Scholars to Learn Virtually

Source: 
Saving Land magazine, Fall 2020

The accredited Conservation Florida and the Land Trust Alliance announced in August the placement of Lillian Dinkins and Papa Gueye, two fellows of the Scholars for Conservation Leadership Program (SCLP).

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How to Raise New Funds in 2020

Author: 
Mindy Milby Tuttle and Rashida Moore

This year is anything but traditional in terms of fundraising.

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A bobcat kitten on Greenbelt Land Trust property warily eyes the camera as it crosses a stream with family members nearby. / Jonny Armstrong

Eyes On: Bringing Conservation to Life through Photos and Video

Source: 
Saving Land magazine, Summer 2020
Author: 
Madeline Bodin

Land trusts across America are turning to devices sometimes known as game cameras, trail cameras or wildlife cameras to perform scientific research, build relationships with successor landowners and engage their communities in their work. The resulting videos and still photos can be shared online, creating a valuable tool especially during times of social distancing. Or they can be shared with individuals to provide the foundation for a more personal connection.

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