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This document walks you through developing a risk management plan for your land trust.
© 2020–2022 Land Trust Alliance, Inc. All rights reserved.
This document walks you through developing a risk management plan for your land trust.
© 2020–2022 Land Trust Alliance, Inc. All rights reserved.
This resource is a Land Trust Alliance member benefit for the staff, board and volunteers of land trust and affiliate member organizations, and Alliance donors at the Protector level.
Creating a risk management plan
This land management plan is from the accredited Teton Regional Land Trust.
This step-by-step assessment tool will help you write a customized risk management plan.
This book provides an introduction to risk management in order to equip your land trust with information, resources and suggested strategies for designing and implementing a practical risk management program.
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Selecting one of the following three approaches is the starting point for developing a risk management plan. These approaches are not mutually exclusive. Elements of all three approaches are found in most risk management programs. The approaches simply offer a framework or path that can be helpful to the land trust’s internal risk management champions.
This is a sample land management plan from the accredited Mianus River Gorge Preserve.
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An eight-page introduction to principles, tools, frameworks and strategies for risk management