Saving Land, Winter 2006 (Vol. 25 No. 1)
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About This Saving Land
3 President’s Column
Places That Inspire Wonder
4 Public Policy Update
The Need To Be Connected
5 Land Trust Standards and Practices Update
Accreditation Program Approved; Adoption Update
7 Special Tribute
Kingsbury Browne, 1922-2005
8 Fostering Inclusiveness in the Land Conservation Community
Lack of diversity in the conservation community remains a troubling issue. Various conservation experts explore overcoming obstacles to establishing a culture of inclusiveness.
14 Urban Land Trusts: Connecting Communities Through Shared Spaces
Urban land trusts occupy a unique niche in land conservation, measuring their success not in acres saved but by people served.
19 External Revolving Loan Funds: Expanding Interim Financing for Land Conservation
Interim financing can help a land trust pursue its priorities based on conservation significance rather than opportunity and available funding.
24 Third-Party Enforcement of Conservation Easements
Attorney Jessica Jay explains how land trusts can determine whether a third-party right of conservation easement enforcement exists and who is qualified to stand in as a third party.
29 Land Trust Alliance News
Rally 2005; new LTA board members and more.
32 On the Bookshelf
34 Land Trust Gleanings and Good News
37 Tips & Talk
39 Voices from the Land
"Growing Together in the Urban Community”
© 2006 Land Trust Alliance, Inc. All rights reserved.
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