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Financing Land Preservation in West Virginia's Cacapon and Lost River Watershed

Home Our Work Research Centers & Institutes Environmental Finance Center Financing Land Preservation in West Virginia's Cacapon and Lost River Watershed
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The University of Maryland Environmental Finance Center, on behalf of the Cacapon and Lost Rivers Land Trust (the Trust), convened a financing charrette to assist the Trust in their efforts to develop a long-range financial strategy for protecting a particularly critical section of land in the watershed. The goal of the event was to develop the framework for a financing and implementation plan for preserving more than 14,000 acres linking an existing conservation hub to a national forest and a wildlife management area. This report, developed by the staff at the Environmental Finance Center, outlines the core components of a sustainable, effective financing strategy, and provides detailed next steps and recommendations for implementation. 

Author

Jennifer Cotting

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financing_land_cacapon_1.pdf (363.07 KB)
Financing Land Preservation in West Virginia's Cacapon and Lost River Watershed
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