CENTRAL ARIZONA LAND TRUST
MISSION
The mission of the Central Arizona Land Trust (CALT) is to preserve and protect open space, wildlife habitat, and the scenic and cultural values of Central Arizona for future generations.
STRATEGIC FOCUS-FAMILY RANCHLAND PROTECTION
CALT continues to effectively work with ranching families to establish goals and strategies for long-term land conservation. Our 2010 Protection of Agricultural Lands workshops, currently being held throughout Yavapai County, bring experts in law, appraisal, and estate planning to both landowners and the public at-large. This timely information provides participants with the opportunity to learn about the nuts and bolts of land protection strategies, current tax benefits, and the safeguards that agricultural conservation easements offer to ensure protection of our unique western landscapes.
Become a Partner in Protection Today! Your support will directly benefit ranchland protection and the benefits to watershed health, wildlife habitat, and open space for all! For more information call (928) 445-7790.
Become a Partner in Protection Today! Your support will directly benefit ranchland protection and the benefits to watershed health, wildlife habitat, and open space for all! For more information call (928) 445-7790.
Protecting Verde Valley Agricultural Lands into the Future
A workshop being held on Saturday, November 6, 2010 at the Lacy Farm, Cornville, AZ
Please join the Central AZ Land Trust and Yavapai County Cooperative Extension in a free workshop centered on land protection in the Verde Valley. Dan Campbell, with the Nature Conservancy, will kick off the event with a presentation on sutainable agriculture and land protection. We will also have presentations on land protection options for large landowners and water conservation strategies for working farms and ranches, including discussions on irrigation infrastructure and new irrigation technology. A round table discussion will also take place in the afternoon.RSVP's should be directed to Erik Glenn at 928-899-4595 or email at erikg@cals.arizona.edu
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We have a new office at 301 Grove Avenue
Thanks to Prescott College for providing the much needed office space
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A Successful Ranching and Land Stewardship Workshop in Peeples Valley
A big thanks to presenters Dennis Moroney and Ben Mancini and to all attendees.
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