Document

Finding Common Ground: Conservation Groups and Affordable Housing Advocates Explore New Collaborations

Posted August 1, 2023
Source
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
Author
Audrea Lim
About This Document

As real estate prices spike, the climate unravels, and America undergoes a racial reckoning, conservation and affordable housing groups are beginning to explore how they can work together. In 2022, the Lincoln Institute convened practitioners and advocates to discuss the potential for collaboration by conservation land trusts and community land trusts. Participants from national, regional, and local groups explored the barriers that have gotten in the way of partnership—and the opportunities ahead.

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