The PA Land Trust Association is now accepting proposals for workshops at the 2019 PA Land Conservation Conference set for May 16-18 at Skytop Lodge in Monroe County.  Proposals are due November 9.

The Conference is Pennsylvania’s annual educational, networking, and inspirational event for private and public land and water conservation.

Attendance expected is 350–400 attendees and will include conservation practitioners, farmland-preservation advocates, attorneys, appraisers and real estate specialists, planners, municipal and county officials, state officials, landscape architects, and organizational development and fundraising experts from across Pennsylvania and beyond.

Sessions can range from 75 minutes to two hours. We cannot guarantee specific days or times, so presenters must be available for all three days of the conference.

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[Posted: Oct. 22, 2018]

10/29/2018