The Humane Society Wildlife Land Trust is always in the process of working with landowners to establish new sanctuaries, forming partnerships with other land preservation organizations, and seeking new ways to protect wildlife by preserving habitat. Here are just a few examples of recent achievements and other exciting developments at the Wildlife Land Trust.

Wildlife habitat in the Gulf of Mexico and its shores is being devastated by the oil spill.  Jim Reed, Director of Stewardship, saw the destruction firsthand.  Read his own words.

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2010 STATE OF THE BIRDS REPORT

In April 2010 the Department of the Interior released the 2010 State of the Birds Report warning that climate change is having a negative effect on migratory birds, particularly oceanic and Hawaiian species.  Read more here.

WILDLIFE LAND TRUST ANNUAL REPORT 2009

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More States Offer Conservation Tax Incentives

Arkansas, Iowa and Massachusetts have joined the growing number of states that offer tax incentives for those who donate land or conservation easements to qualifying land trusts. Even Florida, which does not have an income tax, recently passed Amendment 4 that exempts land under conservation easement from all property taxes. At least 16 states now offer state tax incentives for conservation. More information.

Federal Land Conservation Tax Code Changes Explained

WLT Establishes 100th Wildlife Sanctuary

The NRA Takes a Shot at WLT

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WILDLIFE LANDS NEWSLETTER

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