Saving Land, Fall 1998 (Vol. 17 No. 4)
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About This Saving Land
5 Census Shows Decade of Growth for Local and Regional Land Trusts
In the last 10 years, the nation’s growing number of land trusts more than doubled the amount of land they protected.
9 Agricultural Easements: Allowing a Working Landscape to Work
How land trusts across the country are drafting easements to accommodate and protect the farms of the future.
14 Family Dynamics And Land Conservation
When family conflicts stall a conservation deal, it may be time to call in a neutral facilitator.
18 A Snapshot of Land Trust Salaries and Benefits
An LTA survey looks at how much executive directors and land trust staff take home in salaries and benefits.
3 President’s Column
4 Legislative Update
20 Law Update
22 Rally ’98: Images from Madison
27 Gleanings
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