Estes Valley Land Trust Flashcards

(10 cards)

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What is Western Water Law

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What is a land trust?

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A private, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that actively works to conserve land, primarily by accepting donations of conservation easements

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How many land trusts are there in US?

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around 1400

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Mission of Estes Valley Land Trust?

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conserve land throughout the Estes Valley for current and future generations

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What is a conservation easement?

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a perpetual, voluntary legal agreement between a landowner and a conservation organization to preserve and protect conservation values by restricting uses and development

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What are conservation values?

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  • open space and scenery
  • wildlife habitat
  • public recreation
  • historic preservation
    must provide public benefits
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What are restrictions to impose?

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  • fewer or no building sites
  • limits on thinning/cutting trees
  • limited commercial activity
  • prohibits use that harm nature
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What has EVLT accomplished?

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  • extending federal land to a sense (is not federal)
  • protecting private land adjacent to federal
  • animals can move between
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What examples of properties in Estes did he list?

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  • Meadowdale ranch (had to be purchased)
  • Childers property
  • Cheley Dunraven Glade property
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What are some emerging issues in Colorado and EVLT?

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  • reintroduction of wolves
  • being more diverse and inclusive in work they do (criticisms of work only serving wealthy; displacing indigenous people)
  • need to ensure next generation youth will continue the conservation easements forever
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