Conservation is on a roll in 2019
Land and Water Conservation Fund Permanent Rea uthorization

The U.S. Senate and House of Representatives is overwhelmingly in support of permanently reauthorizing the expired Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF).
 
The Natural Resources Management Act, a public lands package that includes LWCF, passed the Senate (92-8) and the House (363-62) last week. The vote reflected the strong bipartisan support that land and water conservation enjoys across the country. The bill will now be sent to the White House. ... continue reading.

The Natural Resources Management Act, which will help protect more land in our community, has passed both chambers of Congress. 
Did You Know...

...the Safe Passages for Wildlife project will help connect habitat throughout Eagle County and protect drivers?

There is a lot of wildlife habitat in Eagle County, but not all habitat is created equal. Elk, deer, bears, foxes and other animals rely on a diversity of habitats to...read the article.

EVLT and the Land & Rivers Fund will help finance the next phase of the Safe Passages for Wildlife project in Eagle County. 


...underwriters help EVLT protect 11,270 acres in Eagle County?

Local students enjoying the Eagle River Preserve, underwritten by Molly and Jay Precourt.
Over 35 community leaders underwrite EVLT's conserved properties, which ensures  that Jessica Foulis, our stewardship and outreach manager, can continue to uphold the integrity of all 36 properties protected by EVLT. Underwriting opportunities are still available. Reply to this newsletter for details. 

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  • Send a check made payable to "Eagle Valley Land Trust" 
    • Mail to P.O. Box 3016, Edwards, CO  81632
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Planned Giving Options   

Have you included Eagle Valley Land Trust in your will?
If so, please let us know so that we may thank you during your lifetime.
 
Thinking of leaving a legacy of land conservation?
Consider adding EVLT as a beneficiary of your IRA.
 
For other planned giving options please click here.
McCoy Springs, permanently protected by EVLT in 2004, is underwritten by  Jenny and Flip Maritz
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