Conservation easements can play an important role in helping landowners achieve long-term goals for their woods, families, and communities. Consulting foresters assist landowners in implementing the management that helps achieve those goals.
Vermont Woodlands Association and Vermont Land Trust will hold a Conservation Easements and Working Forests webinar on September 21st from 3 to 4:15 pm EDT.
This webinar is designed specifically for consulting foresters. Building on previous sessions focused on legacy planning fundamentals and communication strategies, this webinar will explore the role conservation easements can play in keeping forests as working lands while supporting ecological stewardship and long-term landowner goals.
This session will provide an overview of common conservation easement components, including ecological protections, forestry considerations, and the roles and responsibilities of landowners, consulting foresters, and land trusts throughout the process.
The webinar will also provide for open dialogue about questions, concerns, and evolving practices around easements and working forest conservation.
Consulting foresters will have an opportunity to submit questions and feedback in advance through the registration process to help shape the conversation. 1 SAF CFE credit has been approved.
To take part in this webinar, register at Shared Goals: Conservation Easements and Working Forests – Vermont Land Trust