Saving Land, Spring 2015 (Vol. 34 No. 2)

The spring 2017 issue of Saving Land highlights the Land Trust Alliance's new climate change initiative for land trusts, outlines the latest revision of Land Trust Standards and Practices and what IRS Notice 2017-10 means for land trusts.

The spring 2006 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) highlights why we need grassroots lobbying, features how land trusts and the Land Trust Alliance support each other to advance land conservation and asks if a merger might be in your land trust's future?

The summer 2015 issue of Saving Land explains what land trusts need to know about syndication, highlights what board members need to know about risk management and highlights four families that prove that a commitment

to land conservation can be passed

from one generation to the next.

The spring 2020 issue of Saving Land highlights Land Trust Alliance President and CEO Andrew Bowman's Rally 2019 speech for land trusts to act with urgency, discusses how land trusts can curb the decline of birds across the country and how land trusts support native plants species.

The spring 2008 issue of Saving Land was the first issue of Saving Land, which replaced Exchange as the Alliance's quarterly journal. This issue highlights a federal tax bill victory, shares eight tips for grantseekers and celebrates successes of small land trusts.

The spring 2011 issue of Saving Land highlights how land trusts can be ready for upcoming retirements, introduces new Land Trust Alliance board members and explains how scenic easements are being used.

The spring 1999 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) highlights the case for state tax incentives for private land conservation, explains why land trusts should have policies in place to handle requests for easement amendments and features land trusts strengthening through leadership training.

The spring 2023 edition of Saving Land highlights the passage of the Charitable Conservation Easement Program Integrity Act, features how land trusts have transformed through the Advancing Conservation Excellence Program and celebrates ten years of Terrafirma.

The spring 2010 issue of Saving Land explains how land trusts are also protecting human health and well-being, highlights 10 reasons to go through the accreditation process and introduces Saving Land ’s new editorial board members.

The spring 2001 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) explains how land trusts have used conservation easements to protect working forests, highlights land trusts developing partnerships to keep rivers flowing and answers questions on conservation easements.