Saving Land, Winter 1997 (Vol. 16 No. 1)

The fall 1997 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) highlights how businesses and land trusts can partner for conservation, features a survey of Northwest that land trusts reveals some strong and weak spots of stewardship funding and provides a guide to conservation easement monitoring.

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 spring 1997 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) highlights what criteria land trusts should consider when designing protected areas, explains how teaming up with hunting and fishing groups can bring real benefits to land trusts and features how an organization built its membership program.

The summer 1997 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) highlights Western Pennsylvania Conservancy's urban garden program, provides insights into the makeup of land trusts' board of directors and provides tips to help land trusts decide whether or not to provide public access on their properties.

The winter 2006 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) highlights the new accreditation program,

The winter 1996 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) explores starting an environmental education program, explains land trusts role in ensuring effective trail design and explains how maps can be an important tool in gaining support for a project.

The Winter 2016 issue of Saving Land highlights how land trusts and parks and rec agencies can multiply the benefits they offer together, explains how land trusts can benefit from the Regional Conservation Partnership Program and more.

The winter 2000 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) highlights that there have been few litigated easement violations, but land trusts should be prepared to defend their easements in the years ahead, features the Alliance's new strategic plan and explains conservation easement and tax planning.

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 spring 1996 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) examines the role of land trusts in preserving biodiversity, provides a primer for boards and executive directors for hiring staff and explains the legal differences between lobbying and engaging in political activity.