Sentences with phrase «conservation land owners»

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The continued preservation of Mass Audubon's extensive conservation land in Franklin, Hampshire, and Hampden counties, including 8,000 acres owned and nearly 1,500 additional acres of conservation restrictions, through which we collaborate with cities and other land owners to preserve open space.

Farmers and forestland owners, community - based and statewide land trusts, and most importantly, Massachusetts residents, will directly benefit from the incentive that encourages landowners to place conservation restrictions on their land to protect important natural, scenic, and historic resources.

«Today, my signature on these surveyed maps clears the way for the affected property owners to be free of the state's claim to lands that in many cases have been privately occupied for more than a century,» said state Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Basil Seggos in a statement.

«Our study shows that it would be relatively cheap to secure the future of the forest — and protect its plants, birds and other animals — by paying land owners on a large scale to set aside land for conservation.

We have to instill in those who will be owners of this land a conservation ethic.

We applaud the owners whose commitment to conservation made this acquisition possible,» said Steve Rosenberg, executive director of the Scenic Hudson Land Trust.

After Putra showed them the boundaries marking conservation areas, some owners voluntarily shut down the plantations and gave the land back to the government so that Putra and his colleagues could conduct restoration work.

Additionally, Clive has considerable experience of advising and representing architects; builders; and land owners in planning prosecutions concerning listed buildings; conservation areas and trees.

As landholder and land managers with particular interests in the conservation and forestry estates an in Crown land more generally, Traditional Owners may be well - placed as players in a carbon emissions trading regime, for example, through carbon credited vegetation management programs.

There are two Commonwealth National Parks in the Northern Territory - Kakadu National Park and Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park in which freehold title is held by Traditional Owners under the Aboriginal Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act 1976 (Cth) which are then leased back and jointly managed in accordance with the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cth).

Also it is ideal for supporting traditional owner aspirations to conduct land management and conservation on their country.

To ensure the protection of rights and interests and the opportunity of traditional owners to effectively participate in decisions relating to their land, a human rights approach requires that the Western Australian Government act to protect Indigenous rights and interests in land until the resolution of traditional owner interests in conservation areas and appropriate negotiations can commence.

I urge the Government to support conservation efforts of Traditional Owners through join - management of national park arrangements under ILUAs or State land rights regimes, and recognise these practices as eligible projects under the CFI.

Conservation easements obligate the owner and subsequent buyers to keep the land in production forever.

Under these easements, land owners voluntarily give an environmental organization or government entity a nonpossessive interest in property for conservation purposes such as the protection of a natural habitat or preservation of a forest or farmland.