Saving Land, Summer 2012 (Vol. 31 No. 3)
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About This Saving Land
5 From the President
Connecting with People
6 Conservation News
Terrafirma gets a leadership committee; urban gardens and farms benefit their communities; land trusts reach out to young adults; and more
10 Policy Roundup
Examining the beneficial outcome of relationships between land trusts and their representatives
12 Voiced
Conservation heroes past and present
14 Planning for Management of Fee Lands
Management plans are an essential component of caring for land trust-owned properties, protecting the conservation values and mapping out what uses are allowed, and not allowed, on protected land.
20 A Community Treasure
A beautiful historic barn draws people to McPolin Farm in Utah, protected by Summit Land Conservancy.
22 Building a Natural Partnership
Working with land trusts in targeted areas, Trout Unlimited has long recognized the importance of voluntary conservation of private lands as a critical tool to protect coldwater fisheries.
24 Linked by Land
Meet three board leaders of all-volunteer land trusts who share a common bond to the land they love and protect, and to the communities of which they are an integral part.
28 Board Matters
What defines intentional supervision, and how can it help your land trust? New Board to Board section
31 Accreditation Corner
Two new review specialists have been on both sides of the accreditation process
32 Fundraising Wisdom
Venturing carefully into cause-related marketing
34 Resources & Tools
Webinar recordings from the Alliance; a new book links planning and preservation; websites rounded up for you
36 People & Places
Two land trust projects showcase community access; Ear to the Ground
38 Inspired
What does a Wyoming rancher have in common with city people?
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