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Breaking from traditional gender roles, interns of the accredited Alachua Conservation Trust’s Women in the Woods program learn crucial land management skills/Photo courtesy of Alachua Conservation Trust

Addressing Gender Bias in Conservation Organizations

Source: 
Saving Land magazine, Fall 2018
Author: 
Elisabeth Ptak

Women in conservation experience gender bias just as women in other fields do. What does it look like, and what can we do about it?

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Building Deep and Wide Support for Land Conservation

Source: 
Saving Land magazine, Summer 2018
Author: 
Elizabeth Ward

The first conservation goal of the Land Trust Alliance’s new strategic plan is to “elevate land conservation as a priority nationwide.” To do this, we will “design and laun

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Wild Ideas for Communicating Conservation through Events

Source: 
Saving Land magazine, Summer 2018
Author: 
Margaret Sands

This presentation proved wildly popular at the Land Trust Alliance’s Rally and Southeast conference. Read what all the buzz is about.

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Keeper of the Trees

Source: 
Saving Land magazine, Summer 2018
Author: 
Darci Palmquist

Diving deep into the facts, board and staff members of the Tennessee River Gorge Trust entered the carbon market with impressive results.

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On Delicate Ground: Communicating about Climate Change

Source: 
Saving Land magazine, Summer 2018
Author: 
Marina Schauffler

When communicating about climate change, it helps to follow some common sense guidance from those who have successfully reached their targeted audiences.

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The Interdependence of Land and Water Protection

Source: 
Saving Land magazine, Summer 2018
Author: 
Madeline Bodin

With its landscape-scale, multifunder network, collaborative partnerships and technical innovation, the Chesapeake Bay Land and Water Initiative provides a good model for similar efforts across the country.

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