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A couple in front of their red house.

Donating Conservation Easements

Over the years, landowners have generously donated conservation easements to the Vermont Land Trust and protected over 100,000 acres—more than 20 percent of all VLT-conserved land. Common to all is a deep love of their land and a desire to see the land cared for, both now and in the future.
Read their stories

Leduc farm field with barn & silos in the background.

Farm for Sale in Shelburne/South Burlington

VLT is looking for a qualified farm buyer for the conserved 143-acre Leduc farm. Our Farmland Access Program partners new farmers with affordable farmland. Visit our Leduc Farm page.

The King Farm in autumn mist with cows and trees.

Determining the Future of the King Farm in Woodstock

Woodstock-area residents and others interested in the King Farm, located near downtown Woodstock are invited to attend an open house and community conversation about the future of the farm on June 30. Visit our King Farm page for details.

Large sunflower.

Farm for Sale in Hinesburg

The Hinesburg Land Trust (HLT) is seeking a qualified farm buyer for 14.8 acres of agricultural land in Hinesburg. VLT is partnering with the HLT in this project and will hold the conservation easement. Visit our Bulb Meadow page for information.

 

Save the Date!

Vermont Land Trust Annual Celebration
Saturday, September 12th at Jasper Hill Farm in Greensboro

more info coming soon

 

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East Montpelier has used conservation to protect its farms, working forests, and many miles of trails.

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What's New?


Enhanced Tax Incentives for Easement Donations Extended Through 2009

Conserved land for sale

Events

Learn about Charitable Gift Annuities and other planned giving options

Stewards of the Land: Vernal Pools: Secret Worlds in the Woods

Visit Vermont Farmstands

Invasive Plants Fact Sheets

Recent Press Releases

The Case for Perpetual Easements

  


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