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Why donate to LandChoices?


As part of LandChoices' Supersize My Backyard campaign, Cub Scout Christopher Choma learns to create a conservation neighborhood using M&M's as house lots, courtesy Randall Arendt. Photo courtesy Sue Choma.

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Donors invest in LandChoices because we safeguard their privacy, use their funds effectively, limit mailings and ensure donations directly support conservation.

We educate the public, spend money on programs rather than overhead, and are making progress towards big goals.


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Landowners need information
1. Up to 90% of landowners are not aware of any other options besides selling their land for development! LandChoices is one of the only groups focusing on educating landowners nationwide.

"The biggest problem land conservation faces in this country is that private landowners are not getting enough information."
Boston tax attorney Stephen Small, the nation's leading authority on private land protection options

Aging landowners
"The principal private landowners in this country are older, 55 and older, even 65 years of age and older.

Over the next fifteen to twenty years, millions and millions of acres of land will change hands, and potentially change use, as these older landowners plan for, or don't plan for, what's going to happen to their land."
Boston tax attorney Stephen Small

Outdated ordinances
2.
Did you know that subdivision ordinances in most communities nationwide are outdated and require developers to build "cookie-cutter" style subdivisions?
 
An innovative solution
LandChoices is the only group educating communities and landowners nationwide on conservation subdivisons with our Supersize My Backyard
TM campaign.

"85% of the landowners in our country are seeking full equity out of their land and NEED to know about conservation subdivision design as an option, otherwise their land will destroyed by conventional subdivision development."
LandChoices' member Edward McMahon, former vice president and director of land use planning at The Conservation Fund, and a senior resident fellow at the Urban Land Institute

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Testimonials

Reaching landowners... before it's too late
LandChoices' features on Public Radio, and on Michigan Magazine Television on Public Television and RFD-TV reach over 30 million households nationwide.

Success Story!
LandChoices helped save 564-acres of wilderness in Proud Lake State Recreation Area (MI)
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Saving Sacred Places
Helping save 4,877 acre Camp Owasippe, America's First Boy Scout Camp.
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LandChoices is working with the Metamora Land Preservation Alliance (MLPA) to save the 470+ acre D-bar-A Boy Scout Camp from mining

Helping Communities
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