Land conservation begins with conversation.
A conservation easement is a legal agreement between a landowner and a conservation organization or government that protects open space, natural and water resources, agricultural lands and historic sites in perpetuity.
- We work with landowners, farmers, and municipal open space programs to learn their goals for preserving their property. We then research and evaluate the land and its natural, cultural, and scenic resources. Next, we compose a detailed proposal for preserving the property, typically through a conservation easement and ongoing stewardship.
- We have extensive experience working on the broadest array of conservation easements, including private land, working farms, sensitive natural areas, scenic landscapes, and historic sites and structures.
Learn more about conservation easements. Contact Stephanie Armpriester for more information about an easement on your property.
If you are an owner of land currently protected by a Conservancy easement, and you have questions about your property, please contact Kristen Frentzel.