Saving Land, Spring 1997 (Vol. 16 No. 2)
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About This Saving Land
5 Designing Protected Areas
Land trusts should consider a number of criteria when determining the size and makeup of protected properties.
8 Cooperation Builds Community Support for a Preserve
By forging local partnerships, the McDowell Sonoran Land Trust took a lead role in establishing a 25-square-mile preserve in Scottsdale, AZ.
10 Hunting for Support
Teaming up with hunting and fishing groups can bring real benefits to land trusts.
11 Building Membership from the Ground Up
The executive director of Congaree Land Trust explains how the organization fosters strong ties to current and potential members.
3 President’s Column
4 Legislative Update
12 Law Update
13 Letter to the Editor
14 LTA Notes
17 Gleanings
© 1997 Land Trust Alliance, Inc. All rights reserved.
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