Conservation easement is a deeded transfer of an interest in real property to a qualified charity that results in a tax deduction in exchange for the contribution. The purpose is to conserve or protec [..]

See also, "conservation agreement"

A conservation easement is a perpetual legal agreement between a landowner and a qualified organization, such as a land trust, that restricts future activities on the land so as to protect its conserv [..]

Easement restricting a landowner to land uses that that are compatible with long-term conservation and environmental values.

Easement restricting a landowner to land uses that that are compatible with long-term conservation and environmental values.

"Conservation easement" has the meaning given that term in ORS 271.715 (Definitions for ORS 271.715 to 271.795).

A voluntary legal agreement between a land conservancy organization like Chikaming Open Lands and a private landowner that permanently preserves the natural features or agricultural soils of the land.

A legal agreement between a landowner and a conservation organization or government agency that permanently limits a property's uses in order to protect the property's conservation values.

A conservation easement enables a landowner to retain private ownership of the land but with development restrictions. This easement also applies to all future owners of the land.

A restriction placed on the land and the natural features of the land usually shown on the record plat of subdivision or recorded by a metes and bounds description. Its terms and conditions are record [..]

A legal agreement between a landowner and a land trust or government agency that permanently protects land while the landowner continues to own it. Donating the easement can result in reduced inome or estate taxes. More than 17,000 conservation easements protect 4.7 million acres of land in the United States.

A right which one person has relative to the land of another for the specific purpose of protection of property against loss, misuses, or waste, particularly in the modern sense of the term, natural resources, wildlife, and natural settings in mountains, rivers, lakes, prairies, etc. not inconsistent with general property rights of the owner.

 A conservation easement is a voluntary legal agreement between grantor (landowner) and grantee (qualified conservation organization) that ensures the permanent protection of a property’s natural char [..]