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Conservation Easement Violations: Results from a Study of Land Trusts

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Author: Melissa Danskin
Org./Source: Land Trust Alliance
Year: 2000

In 1999, the Land Trust Alliance (LTA) conducted a Conservation Easement Study, a survey of land trusts that indicated in LTA’s 1998 National Land Trust Census that they either had experienced one or more easement violations or had amended a conservation easement. A follow up survey was sent to land trusts that LTA either knew or suspected had experienced major, litigated violations. The results of the study are presented in this article: types of violations, manners of resolving them, who they were committed by, and costs of resolution. The article is from LTA's journal "Exchange" can be obtained at LTA's Learning Center.

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Topic tags: Conservation Easement Implementation Guides
Related guides: Costs of Conservation Easement Stewardship

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