North American Land Trust

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Our Mission

To promote long-term stewardship of our natural and cultural heritage by implementing successful private land conservation projects and promoting innovative land conservation techniques.

ABOUT NALT

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Statistics

Our Commitment

25
YEARS CONSERVING LAND
120,000+
PROTECTED ACRES
500+
PROJECTS COMPLETED SINCE 1992

PROJECTS

Where We Work

NALT works with landowners from all over the country to conserve the land that is special to them. With offices in Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Georgia, we travel near and far to ensure that the natural features, scenic beauty and important ecosystems found in this country are protected forever, one acre at a time.

To the left, you’ll see our 500+ easements established in 20 states, marked with a pine tree for each county where we work. Please contact us to learn about how to conserve your land.

WHY CONSERVETAKE ACTION

Testimonials

  • Making the federal conservation easement tax incentive permanent guarantees that property owners will always have the option of working with organizations like North American Land Trust to preserve the farmland and open space.
    Former Congressman Ryan Costello, Pennsylvania
  • The thing that NALT brought to our projects was a certain level of flexibility.
    Mandie Cantlin, East Bradford Township
  • Working with NALT has been fabulous.  I was unsure at first about the approval process, but there were no problems.  It was very easy.
    Karen Kleist, Cornelia & Florence Bridge Preserve
  • NALT has been a fantastic partner.  If it weren’t for NALT’s easement we wouldn’t be working in this conservation area and we wouldn’t even know this population [of rare White Fringeless Orchid] occurred in Georgia.
    Matt Richards, Atlanta Botanical Garden

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