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BLC Conservation Easement Landowner Guide

A guide for Kentucky landowners: - What is a Conservation Easement? - Financial Benefits of Conservation Easements - About Land Trusts - Frequently Asked Questions - Landowner Stories

A guide for Kentucky landowners:
- What is a Conservation Easement?
- Financial Benefits of Conservation Easements
- About Land Trusts
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Landowner Stories

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Bluegrass Land Conservancy (<strong>BLC</strong>) is a communitysupported,<br />

nonprofit land trust working to protect land<br />

in the Bluegrass region of Kentucky. <strong>BLC</strong> encourages<br />

the protection of agriculture, our cultural heritage,<br />

wildlife habitats, natural resources, water quality, and<br />

scenic open space, in order to sustain a high quality<br />

of life. To date, <strong>BLC</strong> has permanently protected over<br />

30,000 acres in the Bluegrass region and is an<br />

accredited land trust through the Land Trust Alliance.<br />

WANT MORE INFORMATION OR INTERESTED IN<br />

STARTING THE PROCESS?<br />

It’s simple! Please contact:<br />

Ashley Greathouse<br />

Counsel, Director of <strong>Conservation</strong><br />

agreathouse@bluegrassconservancy.org<br />

or<br />

Nicole Zub<br />

<strong>Conservation</strong> Manager<br />

nzub@bluegrassconservancy.org<br />

A special thank you to the Texas Land Trust Council for the use of their <strong>Conservation</strong> <strong>Easement</strong><br />

<strong>Guide</strong>book as an inspiration and model for this guide. Many of the ideas and language herein<br />

came directly from their publication and were the result of the efforts of many professionals<br />

and organizations. Their generosity in sharing their work for the good of conservation across<br />

the country is admired and appreciated. To learn more about the Texas Land Trust Council,<br />

go to texaslandtrustcouncil.org or email info@texaslandtrustconcil.org. Additional thanks and<br />

acknowledgement goes to information provided by the Land Trust Alliance and the ‘Kentucky<br />

<strong>Guide</strong> To <strong>Conservation</strong> <strong>Easement</strong>s’.

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