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Community Conservation
Are you looking for inspiration? Check out this community conservation series featuring land trusts from across the country, developed in partnership with the Land Trust Alliance.
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Throughout the country land trusts are finding new and creative ways to engage their community and elevate voices who historically may not have seen a place for them in land conservation.
There are numerous resources about how and why conservation organizations are investing in inclusive conservation.
Check these out as a starting point.
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If you are looking for a variety of communication approaches, you may find these organizations and/or individuals of interest.
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Interested in climate change, conservation, and what you can do?
My twice-monthly e-News provides articles, commentary, and research with tips on communication, impact, and what land trusts and conservation groups are doing to slow down climate change.
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Dave Clutter, Executive Director
Driftless Conservancy
“Your climate e-Newsletters have given me some very helpful ideas on how to talk about climate change with our board and members, and begin to break the ‘cone of silence’ around this incredibly significant topic.”
Sandra Staples-Bortner, Executive Director
Great Peninsula Conservancy
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Carol Abrahamzon, Executive Director
Mississippi Valley Conservancy
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Jen Rowland, Director of Operations and Development
Wild Seed Project
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Don Owen, Board Member
Continental Divide Trail Coalition