Project Summary

Alberta’s land trusts and conservancies that each focus on a portion of the province have collectively conserved over 60,000 acres of the hardest-to-protect lands in the province. Ultra-trim staffing means there is little time to focus on the ‘important but not urgent’ issues before they become urgent, and to do so as a sector.

Since 2021, the Corvus Centre has been facilitating the group, now known as the Regional Land Trusts of Alberta, helping them to identify and co-operatively address emerging issues, share cross-sector practices, and engage at the provincial and national levels of the private land conservation sector.