Saving Land, Winter 2017 (Vol. 36 No. 1)

The spring 2020 issue of Saving Land highlights Land Trust Alliance President and CEO Andrew Bowman's Rally 2019 speech for land trusts to act with urgency, discusses how land trusts can curb the decline of birds across the country and how land trusts support native plants species.

The spring 2017 issue of Saving Land highlights the Land Trust Alliance's new climate change initiative for land trusts, outlines the latest revision of Land Trust Standards and Practices and what IRS Notice 2017-10 means for land trusts.

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 Fall 2017 issue of Saving Land highlights the human benefits of protecting nature, celebrates 50 years of the Aspen Valley Land Trust and discusses how land trusts can meet challenges of energy infrastructure projects.

The Fall 2017 issue of Saving Land explains the debate about conservation easement amendments, highlights Land Trust Alliance services to its members and features land trusts partnering together.

The winter 2007 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) highlights a big advocacy win in California, features an update from the Land Trust Accreditation Commission and reveals a dramatic increase in the pace of conservation based on the Land Trust Census.

The Winter 2018 issue of Saving Land features trends of the 2017 salary survey, highlights how land trusts are inviting veterans to experience the healing power of nature.

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 winter 2005 issue of Exchange (now Saving Land) features a primer on credentialing programs, continues the discussion on the IRS Notice in relation to conservation buyer transactions and highlights the results of the National Land Trust Census.

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