We Help Protect Land, Watersheds and More…
Alabama Land Trust, Inc., Georgia Land Trust, Inc., and The Chattowah Open Land Trust, Inc. are nonprofit 501(c)(3) conservation organizations dedicated to protecting land for present and future generations by helping private landowners protect land, primarily through conservation easements. Conservation easements are voluntary agreements between the land trusts and landowners whereby the landowner permanently protects the conservation values of the land, potentially resulting in significant income and other tax savings for the landowner. Together, Alabama Land Trust, Georgia Land Trust, and founding organization The Chattowah Open Land Trust have safeguarded more than 193,000 acres of private land with more than 560 conservation easements, mostly in Georgia and Alabama, and combine to be a leader in land protection in the southeast.
Choccolocco Creek begins in the Talladega National Forest before flowing south through Oxford Alabama on its journey to the Coosa River at Logan Martin Lake in Talladega County. Choccolocco Creek is a priority area for conservation action and the Alabama … Continue reading
Conservation easements safeguard watersheds, water and soil quality and wildlife habitat. Continue reading
