Newsletters: Landscapes

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LTEP Landscapes 2020

• 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

 

LTEP Landscapes 2017

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

 

LTEP Landscapes 2016

• 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

 

LTEP Newsletter 2014

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

 

LTEP Landscapes 2013

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

 

LTEP Landscapes 2012

• 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

 

LTEP Landscapes 2011

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

 

LTEP Landscapes 2010

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