Revising the Budget

This is a project budget from the accredited Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests.

This document lays out the typical steps land trusts take when developing a budget, including projecting income and expenses and identifying fixed and variable expenses and their impact on costs.

This document lays out when land trusts should develop a capital budget and provides a sample of one.

This guidance covers Practice Element 6A1: Develop an annual budget that reflects the land trust’s annual programs and activities.

One of the clearest indications of a lack of commitment to DEI is the absence of funding designated for DEI efforts. Here are three reasons why it’s important to allocate an adequate budget for your company's DEI efforts.

Land Trust Standards and Practices Practice Element 3A2 on board oversight, includes five elements. This module addresses the first element, 3A2a: Reviewing and approving an annual budget.

Determining how to allocate your DEI budget can be difficult, especially when there is so much work to be done on this front. Luckily, there are some proven strategies that can help you magnify the impact of your dollars.

This page provides a case study for a fictional land trust and how it developed a budget for grants.

Determining a property’s boundaries is a necessary part of a land trust’s due diligence. This document lays out how to read a survey and includes a checklist on what to check and an exercise to practice your skills.