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Additional Resources
Conservation Easement Violation & Amendment Study: Detailed Analysis,
by Jason B.van Doren (Washington,DC: Land Trust Alliance,January
2005), available at http://learningcenter.lta.org.
Conservation Capacity and Enforcement Capability: A Research Report,
by Sylvia Bates (Washington, DC: Land Trust Alliance, January
2007), available at http://learningcenter.lta.org.
The Conservation Easement Stewardship Guide: Designing, Monitoring,
and Enforcing Easements, by Brenda Lind (Washington, DC: Land
Trust Alliance and Trust for New Hampshire Lands, 1991).
“Conservation Easement Violations: Results from a Study of Land
Trusts,” by Melissa Danskin, Exchange, Winter 2000.
“Creating Collective Easement Defense Resources: Options and
Recommendations,” by Darla Guenzler, May 2002, available at http://
openspacecouncil.org/projects/easements/baosc_easement_2002.05
.06_collective_easement_defense_report.pdf.
“An Examination of Court Opinions on the Enforcement and Defense
of Conservation Easements and Other Conservation and Preservation
Tools: Themes and Approaches to Date,”by Melissa K.Thompson and
Jessica E. Jay, Denver University Law Review 78:373 (2001).
“Exploring Options for Collective Easement Defense,” by Darla
Guenzler, Exchange, Fall 2002.
“Five Golden Rules of Negotiation,” by Marty Latz, Vermont Bar
Journal, Spring 2005.
Getting Past No, by William Ury (New York: Bantam Books, 1993).
Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement without Giving In, 2nd edition,
by Roger Fisher, William Ury and Bruce Patton (Boston: Houghton
Mifflin Company, 1991).
“ ‘Great’Easements, Great Expectations: The Challenges and Rewards
of Stewarding Large-Scale Conservation Easements,” by Preston
Bristow, Exchange, Fall 1999.
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