Saving Land, Summer 1996 (Vol. 15 No. 3)
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About This Saving Land
5 Farms: Preserving the Land, Preserving the Business
Conserving farms and ranches often goes hand-in-hand with helping preserve family businesses, especially as they’re passed from one generation to the next.
7 What Should be Saved? The Importance of Biological Inventories
Biological Inventories help land trusts set priorities by identifying properties most deserving of protection.
11 Public Policy Principles of the Land Trust Alliance
The principles and beliefs that serve as the foundation of LTA’s public policy initiatives.
12 Thirty-five Fundraising Suggestions for Board Members
“I would help, but I just don’t know what to do.” There are endless ways board members can raise money—here are 35 to get started on.
3 President’s Column
4 Legislative Update
14 Law Update
17 Gleanings
20 LTA Notes
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