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July 11 | Free (Donations are welcome to defray costs.)
This symposium will provide landowners and land managers insights about how to implement forest management practices that can benefit a diversity of wildlife, including ruffed grouse, American woodcock, rabbits, wild turkey, golden-winged warblers, pollinators, and more. Specialists in wildlife, forestry, and financial incentive programs will present practical and sustainable tips for forest management, timber harvests, and financial incentives available to benefit wildlife on your property. Learn more.
Marvelous Meadows, A Workshop for Landscape Professionals
July 24-25 | Registration Fee
This two day, in-person, workshop will guide participants through the classification, benefits, design, and maintenance of meadows. Participants will learn about meadow types and what to expect over the lifecycle of a meadow; develop skills and knowledge to successfully design, implement, and manage native meadows; understand routine meadow maintenance requirements and common management challenges; and more. Learn more.
Trying Times: Conservation Easements and Federal Tax Law 2024
July 31 | Registration Fee
This virtual four-hour program will address the latest case law and IRS guidance impacting conservation easements. Experts will offer practical advice to land trust staff and board members, government employees, attorneys, appraisers, and landowners. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear the IRS’s perspective and ask questions of a diverse group of panelists who collectively have almost 200 years of experience with conservation easements and tax incentives. Each of three panel presentations will be followed by time devoted solely to Q&A. Learn more.
2024 Maryland Land Conservation Conference
September 4-5 | Registration Fee
The 31st Annual Maryland Land Conservation Conference will be held on September 4th and 5th, at the Crowne Plaza Annapolis, in Annapolis, MD. This year’s theme - “Gaining Ground: Plan. Connect. Communicate” - examines how planning, stronger partnerships, and better communications can lead to change that benefits all. Learn more.
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