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Species Conservation Banking and Habitat Exchanges

By Ben Guillon | May 21, 2018

Conservation Finance Series—Part Three of Eight How does species conservation banking work? The Federal Endangered Species Act (ESA), as well as some other federal and state regulations, prevents the destruction…

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Elk Glade Ranch Tour: A WLA Stewardship in Action Event

By Hallie Mahowald | May 14, 2018

Would you like to learn about management of the largest undeveloped parcel of land between New Mexico and Wyoming on the Colorado Front Range? Are you interested in how conservation easements,…

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Western Digest – April 2018

By Hallie Mahowald | April 26, 2018

News and opportunities on working lands, water and wildlife  The news stories and articles included in this digest point to the increasing challenges of making a living off the land,…

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Wetland and Stream Mitigation Banking

By Ben Guillon | April 20, 2018

Conservation Finance Series—Part Two of Eight How does mitigation banking work? Under the federal Clean Water Act and certain state regulations, streams and wetlands are protected resources and cannot be…

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Introduction to Conservation Finance

By Ben Guillon | March 20, 2018

Conservation Finance Series—Part One of Eight Landowners can be paid for improving soil health, water quality and wildlife diversity while maintaining agricultural and ranching operations on their land. This is…

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WLA to partner with WRA, Inc. on Conservation Finance Blog Series

By Hallie Mahowald | March 14, 2018

Did you know? Landowners can receive substantial payments for improving the health, water quality, and natural resource habitat of their land through conservation finance opportunities. However, there is a lack…

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You’re Invited! Land Succession Planning Day and Evening Film Screening

By Virginie Pointeau | December 14, 2017

Mark you calendars for two Western Landowners Alliance special events January 25, 2018 in Santa Fe, New Mexico   Legacy on the Land: Compelling Stories and Creative Tools for Land…

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Farm Bill programs cultivate healthy forests in Colorado

By WLA Admin | May 1, 2017

Check out the new ColoradoBiz op-ed Farm Bill programs cultivate healthy forests in Colorado by WLA’s ED Lesli Allison on the importance of supporting investment in stewardship of healthy forests and watersheds…

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WLA joins key groups calling on Trump to prioritize Western water needs

By WLA Admin | March 20, 2017

On March 16, Western Landowners Alliance joined a group of agricultural water users and conservationists in a letter to U.S. President Donald Trump encouraging him to include in his Fiscal…

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USDA Partners with Farmers and Ranchers to Protect More Than 500,000 Acres of Working Grasslands

By WLA Admin | December 2, 2016

Nov. 30, 2016 – Farm and Foreign Agricultural Services Deputy Under Secretary Alexis Taylor today announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) will accept more than 504,000 acres that…

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