Saving Land, Spring 2020 (Vol. 39 No. 2)

The Winter 2017 issue of Saving Land celebrates the collective impact of land trusts as reported on the 2015 National Land Trust Census, includes Andrew Bowman's first Rally speech as Alliance president and CEO and tells the story of how Terrafirma supported a land trust in California.

The spring 2015 issue of Saving Land highlights the Land Trust Alliance's circuit rider program, tells stories of land trusts partnering with religious entities and discusses the need for land trusts to have a crisis communications plan.

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 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 summer 2020 issue of Saving Land features how land trusts are using critter cams to bring conservation to life, how more people are benefiting from the land with accessible trails and introduces the new executive director of the Land Trust Accreditation Commission.

The spring 2018 issue of Saving Land highlights how land trusts and their communities relied on each other to come through the disasters of 2017, how land trusts help mitigate climate change and a profile on the Alliance's new board chair, Jamey French.

The spring 2016 issue of Saving Land honors Land Trust Alliance's outgoing president and CEO Rand Wentworth, highlights community conservation and celebrates the win of making the enhanced tax incentive permanent.

The fall 2020 issue of Saving Land highlights an innovative partnership in the Pacific Northwest to support land trusts, features land trusts moving toward diversity, equity and inclusion in their conservation work and showcases stories of landowners using of the enhanced federal tax incentive.

The spring 2024 edition of Saving Land highlights programs for women in land conservation, features land trusts working for dark skies and gives advice for how land trusts can engage younger audiences.