"MLLT believes that land should be properly managed to restore and maintain healthy ecosystems while at the same time ensuring optimum production. We are glad that conservation easements can ensure that land is managed responsibly in perpetuity.”

--Dan Port, MLLT President

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MLLT helps to protect agricultural and range lands, historic and scenic sites, and natural habitats. MLLT works with willing sellers to craft win-win solutions that ensure continued agricultural, open, and natural spaces for future generations.

MLLT holds 17 conservation easements totaling 2859 acres. Although MLLT focuses its efforts in Amador and Calaveras counties, the land trust holds a few easements in Alpine and El Dorado counties as well.