Conservation
Habitat loss is the number one threat to wildlife and biodiversity. Land and water conservation efforts conserve, protect, and restore wildlife habitat and natural areas through a combination of land securement and stewardship practices.
Stewardship
The long-term protection of the natural features of nature reserves and conservation lands requires comprehensive stewardship planning to ensure effective conservation practices are carried out in perpetuity.
Outreach
Community engagement and landowner outreach programs invite landowners to participate in land conservation and nature legacy planning with land trusts and conservation agencies to protect the natural features of their land in perpetuity.
About
Orland Conservation is an environmental consulting group that specializes in conservation land securement for the long-term protection of landscapes, ecosystems, and biodiversity. Together with our clients, we have successfully protected over 10,000 acres of environmentally significant land in Canada. Read More
Land Securement Methods
The Conservation Severance Process
A conservation severance, also called a partial taking, is a land acquisition method where only a portion of a property is secured for conservation rather than the entire parcel. When pursuing a partial taking for conservation purposes, land trusts can achieve this through either a fee simple purchase or donation scenario. Read More
