Achieving the mission
♦ Protect open spaces, agriculture land and natural resources vital to our community with conservation easements or acquisition.
♦ Advocate for a balance of open space and development for quality communities.
♦ Promote the use of native plants in our yards and landscapes to support wildlife.
♦ Encourage people to spend time outdoors – at natural areas, gardens, and parks and recreation areas.
♦ Inform people on the economic, health, and quality of life benefits of conservation.
♦ Partner with others to achieve land conservation and recreation goals.
Focusing our Resources
♦ Lands and habitat critical to important plant and animal species – woods and forest along our river and stream corridors; native grasslands; savannahs and woods.
♦ Lands important to communities – working farm and ranch lands; urban agriculture land; places with historical importance.
♦ Programs, projects and events on native plants plus invasive plants taking over habitats
For more information about land conservation easements and partnering with the Platte Land Trust, contact the President of the Board of Directors.
Carla Dods, 816-716-3402