Why and how to conserve land?
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Land conservancies preserve land for future generations, protecting our food and water supply, purifying our air, providing wildlife habitat, and strengthening our communities.
Land conservation can help to protect valuable habitat for these species. Ecosystem services are the benefits that healthy, natural ecosystems provide. For example, vegetated land absorbs rainwater and runoff, reduces flooding and soil erosion, and filters water as it permeates the soil.
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They may want to conserve land that has been in their family, protect environmental resources, or provide public access to cultural or natural resources.Landowners interested in conserving their land have several options, including conservation easements and fee simple gifts through donations, sales or bargain sales. Usually, a landowner will work with a land trust, local government or state agency to protect environmental resources, or provide public access to cultural or natural resources