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.
This issue of Saving Land both touches on new beginnings and celebrates the past.
The Fall 2022 edition of Saving Land features land trust stories connecting with Indigenous tribes, land trust leaders sharing their visions of the future of conservation and the latest on cryptocurrency.
This issue of Saving Land showcases much of what we are able to accomplish with your help, such as providing grants to land trusts for remote monitoring projects, supporting land trust partnerships with tribes and Indigenous groups, calculating the economic value of protected lands and more.
In this Saving Land article, we share stories and perspectives of conservation land trusts and community land trusts finding opportunities to come together. Some are pursuing a joint mission of affordable housing and land conservation and others are inventing new ways to conserve land for all.
The Land Trust Alliance’s new listening and learning initiative, Common Ground: Creating a Shared Vision for Conservation, asks, “How can land conservation support healthy, thriving communities?
Land trusts across the country are setting new and bigger goals as part of a global movement to increase the pace of conservation and address challenges such as climate change, loss of habitat and agricultural lands, and to ensure equitable access to the land.