GREENSPACE CAMBRIA LAND TRUST
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    • About Us
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      • All Our Programs
      • Trees and Forest Health
      • Education
      • Water Monitoring
      • Local Advocacy Issues
      • Growing Pine Trees
      • Buy Trees
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      • Chinese Temple
      • Native Garden
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  • About Us
    • History of Greenspace
    • Who We Are
    • What Is A Land Trust?
  • Programs
    • All Our Programs
    • Trees and Forest Health
    • Education
    • Water Monitoring
    • Local Advocacy Issues
    • Growing Pine Trees
    • Buy Trees
  • Properties
    • Our Properties
    • Chinese Temple
    • Native Garden
  • News & Events
    • Whats New at Greenspace?
    • Newsletters
    • Press
  • Get Involved
    • Get Involved
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What Is A Land Trust?

  

The land trust concept has been part of American conservation efforts since 1891. Land trusts today protect 56 million acres of open space, forests, creeks, farms, ranches and other properties across the United States from threats of commercial or residential over-development. Land trusts work with landowners to create conservation easements, or receive parcels outright through gifts, bequests and purchases. They then preserve the property undeveloped or for its historic cultural or agricultural use. Conservation easements and land donations provide tax benefits for landowners.


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PO Box 1505, Cambria, CA  93428
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