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Land Trust Helps Protect Key Shepherdstown Battlefield Property From Development
Scenic 20 Acres Protected
Legacy Fund Update

The Value of Our Rural Landscape to All of Us
2021 Visioning and Planning for the Future
Two Rivers Giving Circle Award

The Bishop Story
History of the Land Trust, Part 2
Life at the Land Trust During COVID-19

LTEP Landscapes 2019

Battle of Shepherdstown Property Protected
The Beginning of Land Trust of the Eastern Panhandle
Past, Present, and Future

LTEP Landscapes 2018

Key Opequon Streambank Area Protected
Additional Battle of Shepherdstown Land Protected
The Water We Drink
Conservation Easements and the Water We Drink

The Role of Monitoring
Challenge
Easements in Progress
Thanks for All You Do
Commitment to the Future

The Cement Mill: Ruins of Historic Site Tell a Story
Building a Legacy for the Future
Enhanced Tax Benefits Now Permanent

LTEP Landscapes 2015

Two Easements in Jefferson County
New Land Trust Opportunity Fund
New Regional Conservation Partnership Program
Land Trust Benefits from Grant

Progress in Protecting the Shepherdstown Battlefield
Bullet Casings from the Past
Federal Tax Incentive Very Much Alive
Conservation Easements Promote Conservation Activities

Two Easements in Jefferson County with Civil War History
Birds to Benefit from Conservation Easements
Tax Opportunity Extended
New Insurance Program

Eleven Easements in Jefferson County Protect 1161 Acres
Easement Donors Sought in Morgan County
Possible Funding for Civil War Battlefield Land
Easements Aid Shepherdstown Battlefield Preservation

Easements in Jefferson County dominate early 2011
Gems of Nature
Renewal of Enhanced Conservation Tax Deduction
New Board Member

Donated Easements Dominate in 2009
Working Forest Conservation Easements
Conservation Easement Activity for Over a Decade