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Some in the conservation community criticize the #conservation #easement tax incentive. But federal, state and local governments use the tax code to incentivize other activities for economic, social and environmental benefits:
Between 1982 and 2001, approximately 34 million acres of land were converted to development use, with another 26 million acres projected to be developed by 2030. How do we stop this devastating trend? Read P4C’s latest blog post:
#ICYMI: P4C launched its new website! Our new look is a step forward in showcasing our long-standing commitment to #conservation, including our new Conserved Lands portfolio. See it here:
Some in the conservation community criticize the #conservation #easement tax incentive. But federal, state and local governments use the tax code to incentivize other activities for economic, social and environmental benefits:
Between 1982 and 2001, approximately 34 million acres of land were converted to development use, with another 26 million acres projected to be developed by 2030. How do we stop this devastating trend? Read P4C’s latest blog post:
#ICYMI: P4C launched its new website! Our new look is a step forward in showcasing our long-standing commitment to #conservation, including our new Conserved Lands portfolio. See it here: