Saving Land, Summer 2022 (Vol. 41 No. 3)

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 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 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 2016 issue of Saving Land features land trusts preserving biodiversity with land protection, recaps the fifth Advocacy Days and provides examples of events celebrating land trusts.

The Summer 2012 issue of Saving Land explains how land trusts can plan for management of fee lands, features two new accreditation review specialists and highlights conservation heroes past and present.

This issue of Saving Land  both touches on new beginnings and celebrates the past.

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.

This issue of Saving Land features results from the National Land Trust Census, including inspiring stories and the incredible collective impact of land trusts working to protect lands and address the needs of their communities.

The Summer 2013 issue of Saving Land highlights ways land trusts can collaborate, features how land trusts around the country are innovating to keep working lands working and explores social media as an engagement and a fundraising tool.

The summer 2008 issue of Saving Land highlights land trusts taking action on climate change, shares how the Western New York Land Conservancy was awarded a large judgement in court over a neighbor landowner’s violations of a protected preserve and features resources for the path to accreditation.