Introduction to Conservation Easements
A voluntary land preservation agreement between a landowner and a land conservation organization that is designed to protect the agricultural resources, forest resources, scenic open space, or wildlife habitat that may exist on the property.
A simple legal agreement that benefits everyone.
Protection of clean air, water, productive farms and forests, historic resources and more.
Your land matters to you and future generations.
There are several steps necessary to crafting an easement that best suits a property.
There are a number of choices, but choosing the right organization is essential.
Generally, the largest of the financial incentives.
One of the most generous state income tax credit programs in the country.
An easement can significantly lower estate taxes.
Depending on your locality, you might be eligible for reduced property taxes.
Over 290,000 acres protected in 9 counties, and counting. Get the details.
Where are conservation easements located in each County.
