Sample for Practice 9E: SPNHF Trail Easement

Land trusts can play an important role in renewable energy development. This publication offers specific guidance on ways that land trusts can participate in renewable energy siting planning and implementation to support improved conservation outcomes in the context of a changing climate.

This is a conservation easement deed from the Society for the accredited Protection of New Hampshire Forests.

This is an annotated model conservation easement from the accredited Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests.

If the land trust decides that land it owns should be transferred or exchanged with another entity, it must carefully evaluate the potential recipient.

This is a sample letter from the accredited Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests.

This is a sample of a brochure for landowners from the accredited Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests.

A sample project overview from the accredited Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests for a proposed easement purchase.

Conservation easement enabling statutes serve as the internal structural frame upon which thousands of easements have been granted. This is a guided tour of all 50 state enabling statutes.

This is a sample Conservation Easement Baseline Documentation Report from the accredited Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests.

Violation of the audio or visual recording statutes may give rise to one of four standard invasion of privacy torts. While the privacy torts are civil actions, the recording statutes may permit both civil and criminal actions. These practical pointers can help ensure your land trust is following the rules when using recording devices on conserved land.