UVLT supports policies and practices that improve land stewardship, protect natural resources and sustain healthy communities.

Trying Times: Conservation Easements and Federal Tax Law 2022

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Though many land trusts have extensive knowledge of the tax rules and requirements, they cannot provide specific legal and financial advice to landowners nor prepare tax return documents on their behalf. Instead, says McIntyre “It is critical that we provide educational opportunities and support to the advisors who work on behalf of landowners and are accountable for the preparation of these documents. Every landowner’s situation is unique and they must be able to rely on well-informed, competent advisors. We need to help create an environment where that occurs.”

Introducing Our Newest Trustees

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UVLT is proud to announce two new Trustees to its Board, Christie Hedges (Orford, NH), and Gordon Richardson (Hartland, VT).

Treating Emerald Ash Borer at Up on the Hill

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Earlier this month twelve Emerald Black Ash trees at Up On the…

Earthworms: The Invasive Species You Didn’t Know About

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On March 22nd and April 17th UVLT began a series of events called…

21st Annual Conservation Commission Gathering

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On March 19th, UVLT held our 21st Annual Conservation Commission…

VHCC Legislative Day – Join Us to Advocate for Conservation Funding

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February 19th is the Vermont Housing and Conservation Coalition…

Group Asks For Ideas to Strengthen Economic Impact of Vermont Recreation

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The Vermont Outdoor Recreation Economic Collaborative (VOREC)…

NH Law to Discourage Forest Vandalism

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Legislators in New Hampshire are considering a bill that would…

Perpetuity in Vermont: New Recommendations

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VT Digger, an online news site, has published commentary by Vermont…

Making Plans for New Hampshire

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UVLT President Jeanie McIntyre has been appointed by Governor…