Saving Land, Winter 2002 (Vol. 21 No. 1)
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About This Saving Land
3 President’s Column
4 Public Policy Update
5 Land Trusts Grow Stronger With More Staff, Larger Budgets
LTA’s 2000 National Land Trust Census shows promising figures about the growing organizational strength of land trusts.
7 Investing in Strategic Planning
Taking time out from daily duties to plan pays off in multiple ways.
11 Building Your Individual Membership
How to retain and expand your land trust’s individual supporters—even through economic ups and downs.
16 Land Trust Gleanings
19 Law Update
Protecting Conservation Easements from Marketable Record Title Act Extinguishment
20 Calendar
21 LTA News
27 Ask an Expert
Dianne Russell of the Institute for Conservation Leadership answers questions on managing staff and volunteers.
28 On the Bookshelf
29 People on the Move
31 Tips & Talk
33 Index of Exchange, 2000-2001, Volumes 19 and 20
© 2002 Land Trust Alliance, Inc. All rights reserved.
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