Conservation land trust

Regional land trusts

Although there are some global conservation land trust organizations that work across multiple continents, such as the World Land Trust and The Nature Conservancy, most land trusts focus on smaller regional areas. Conservation land trust organizations exist all across the world, and many belong to the International Land Conservation Network.

Land trusts in Africa

Some African conservation land trusts:

• Nature Conservation Egypt
• Nature Mauritania
• Save Valley Conservancy

Land trusts in North America

In North America, most conservation land trusts are found in the United States, with a growing number in Canada and Mexico. In the United States, the first conservation land trust organization was the Massachusetts Trustees of Reservations, founded in 1891. As of 2021, there were over 1,300 conservation land trusts in the United States, with 446 of these accredited by the Land Trust Accreditation Commission.

Some North American conservation land trusts:

• The Black Family Land Trust
• Blue Mountain Land Trust
• Center for Natural Lands Management
• Crooked Creek Conservancy
• Edmonton and Area Land Trust
• Maryland Environmental Trust
• Northcentral Pennsylvania Conservancy
• Sierra Gorda
• Sociedad De Historia Natural Niparajá A.C.

Land trusts in South America

Some South American conservation land trusts:

• Corporación Ambiental La Pedregoza
• Red Sudamericana de Conservacion Voluntaria (South American Network for Voluntary Conservation)
• Reserva Termas de Sotomó

Land trusts in Asia

Some Asian conservation land trusts:

• Asian Nature Conservation Foundation
• The National Trust of Korea
• Viet Nature Conservation Centre

Land trusts in Europe

Some European conservation land trusts:

• The Burrenbeo Trust
• Naturschutzstiftung Landkreis Aurich
• The Woodland Trust

Land trusts in Oceania

Some conservation land trusts in Oceania:

• Gondwana Link
• New Zealand Farm Environment Trust
• Tasmanian Land Conservancy