Saving Land, Summer 2002 (Vol. 21 No. 3)
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About This Saving Land
5 Partnerships are Key to Stewarding Preserves with Public Access
Land trusts rely on volunteers, government agencies and others to meet the many demands of managing lands that are open to the public.
11 What Land Trusts Should Know About Endangered Species Regulation
Fee title properties and conservation easements alike can be affected by federal and state laws to protect endangered species.
16 Fundraising Events: Community Outreach that Builds Your Coffers
Land trusts across the country are tailoring events to raise money— and their profiles.
3 President’s Column
4 Public Policy Update
20 Land Trust Gleanings
23 Law Update
The Legal Case for Conservation Easement Stewardship
25 LTA News
27 Calendar
33 Ask an Expert
35 People on the Move
37 Tips & Talk
© 2002 Land Trust Alliance, Inc. All rights reserved.
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