Southern Conservation Trust helps Fayette and Coweta landowners explore conservation
The Flint Rising Conservation Assistance Fund may cover due diligence expenses and share conservation costs, and owners keep their land.
Southern Conservation Trust's Flint Rising Conservation Assistance Fund helps eligible landowners in Fayette and Coweta counties explore permanent land conservation by reducing financial and logistical barriers.
Assistance may include support for due diligence expenses and cost sharing for conservation related costs. The group stresses that exploring conservation does not mean giving up ownership; owners can keep their property while protecting its natural features. Landowners can share their land and goals with the trust to start.
From Southern Conservation Trust· Instagram · Nov 4
Open the post“Protect the land you love. 🌿 The marshes, forests, and waterways that make our communities special are worth protecting. But conserving land can come with financial and logistical challenges that make it difficult for landowners to take the next step. The Flint Rising Conservation Assistance Fund helps eligible landowners in Fayette and Coweta counties explore permanent land conservation by reducing some of those barriers. 🌱 Assistance may include support for due diligence expenses, cost sharing for conservation related costs, and more. And here's something important: Exploring conservation does not mean giving up ownership of your land. You can continue to own your property while protecting its natural features for generations to come. 💚 Ready to explore what's possible for your property? Take the first step and tell us about your land and your conservation goals! Click the link in our bio to learn more! Together, we can protect the land we love and preserve the natural beauty of Fayette and Coweta counties for generations to come.”
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