Conservation Easements - Questions and Answers for New Brunswick Landowners
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Publication
Authors
Category
SCIWC Library
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Publication Year
2000
Publisher
Pages
19
Subject
New Brunswick Landowners and Conservation Easements
Abstract
"What's a Conservation Easement and How can I use one?
Landowners acquire and own property for many reasons. Some of us have inherited family land, the legacy of earlier generations. Some have bought woodlots, or recreational property, or the land in the country we've dreamed of owning and building on. Often these properties contain 'Special' places: features or areas that may be damaged and become less 'special' if provisions are not made to protect them. New Brunswick landowners can now use a tool called a 'conservation easement' to protect these special places."
Landowners acquire and own property for many reasons. Some of us have inherited family land, the legacy of earlier generations. Some have bought woodlots, or recreational property, or the land in the country we've dreamed of owning and building on. Often these properties contain 'Special' places: features or areas that may be damaged and become less 'special' if provisions are not made to protect them. New Brunswick landowners can now use a tool called a 'conservation easement' to protect these special places."
Description
This document is an information booklet produced by the Nature Trust of New Brunswick, Inc.
The topic examined is Conservation Easements in New Brunswick.
The booklet is formatted in a Question and Answer style. There are also guidelines for how to assess one's land for potential Conservation Easement, and three pictorial examples of Conservation Easement scenarios.
The topic examined is Conservation Easements in New Brunswick.
The booklet is formatted in a Question and Answer style. There are also guidelines for how to assess one's land for potential Conservation Easement, and three pictorial examples of Conservation Easement scenarios.
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