2018 Conference Workshop Materials

Info for First-Time Attendees: Summary of terms, acronyms, and legislation

1A: Be the Change: Tools and Tips for Better Advocacy

1B: Land Trusts On Front Lines of Nature-Based Solutions to Climate Crisis

1C: Hot Topics in Land Stewardship

1D: Enhancing The Edibility of Conserved Lands with Native Species

1E: Land Conservation 101

1F: Troubleshooting Land Negotiations

1G: Analyzing Exciting Boilerplate Clauses in Conservation Restrictions

1H: Accounting & Financial Reporting for MA Land Trusts

1I: Modernizing Your Website for Effective Engagement

1J: Really Another Plan? Make Fundraising Planning Fit

1K: A Walk to the Park: 10 Minutes or Less

1L: A Team Effort: Securing Community Gardens in Boston

2A: Forest Carbon Offsets: A Primer for Land Trusts

2B: Creating Bird Habitat & Environmentally Friendly Local Wood Products

2C: Protecting Indigenous Ceremonial Stone Landscapes with Tribal Nations

2D: Tackling Invasive Plants: A Guide for Land Stewards

2E: DCS & MAssWildlife Grant Programs, Open Space & Recreation Plans

2F: Data Sources & Tools for Prioritizing Land Conservation

2G: Tips for Getting it Right AND Staying Out of Trouble withe the IRS

2H: Amendments for Perpetuity: Flexibility vs Precision

2I: Raising Major Gifts for Land Conservation

2J: Shaking up the Status Quo: Becoming an Effective Change Agent

2K: Building Volunteer Engagement & Service Learing in Stewardship

2L: The Merrimack River Trail

3A: Using Wildlife Cameras to Inspire Land Protection

3B: The Water is Coming: Vulnerability, Adaption, and Nature-Based Solutions

3C: Engaging Woodland Owners in Climate-Informed Management

3D: Eyes in the Sky: Using New Technologies to Protect Resources

3E: How to Make the Economic Case for Your Work

3F: Horse Meadows Knoll: A Case Study in Partnerships & Complexity

3G: Today's Legal Issues & Solutions

3H: Working with Div of Conservation Services on Conservation Restrictions

3I: Show Me the Money: Back to Fundraising Basics

3J: Newsletters that Work: Tips for Better Content, Impact & Fundraising

3K: Placemaking & Art: Making it Relevant, Keeping it Real

3L: Connecting with New Audiences: Making Conservation Lands Relevant to More People