Saving Land, Summer 1999 (Vol. 18 No. 3)

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 fall 1999 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) highlights challenges and rewards of stewarding large-scale conservation easements, features land trusts developing consensus on conservation easements on managed forestlands and answers questions about organizational management and board relations.

The winter 1999 issue of Exchange (formerly Saving Land) highlights conservation easements as the decade's top land protection tool, explains how land trusts and government planning for better land use and features land trusts opting for mergers and other innovative collaborations.

The summer 2014 issue of Saving Land highlights the role of relationships in saving land, features land trusts protecting land through conservation development and explains the power of advocacy.

The summer 2001 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) has tips for recognizing and preventing staff burnout, highlights how a land trust developed a plan to ensure its time and resources are spent protecting the most important lands and answers questions on retaining and increasing individual donors.

The summer 2007 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) highlights how New York land trusts quadrupled state funding for themselves, explains what community land trusts are and how they work and features the power of effective communications.

The summer 1996 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) features land trusts conserving farms and ranches to preserve family businesses, highlights the importance of biological and provides 35 fundraising suggestions for board members.

The summer 2018 issue of Saving Land highlights the Land Trust Alliance's planned relevance campaign, features the Chesapeake Bay Land and Water Initiative and discusses how land trusts can communicate about climate change.

The summer 2002 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) highlights land trust creating partnerships to steward preserves with public access, explains what land trusts need to know about endangered species regulation and features fundraising events at land trusts across the country.

The summer 2000 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) highlights private land conservation in Latin America, features land trusts launching capital campaigns and explores common factors that strengthen—and challenge—conservation easement stewardship practices.