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Free Workshop: Conserving Your Legacy

Saturday March 21st 10-1pm Anderson Valley Volunteer Fire Dept Meeting Room

We invite you to join us for this free practical workshop focused on Legacy Planning

 
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PLAN YOUR LEGACY WITH CONFIDENCE

Registration is now open for this free event

This practical workshop is for anyone who wants to learn how to put their affairs in order and plan their future in confidence. Whether you own land, manage a farm or vineyard, or simply want to get your affairs in order, this session will help you understand the key building blocks of a strong plan, and how to coordinate the legal, financial, and land stewardship pieces so they work together.

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The Anderson Valley Land Trust helps local landowners determine the fate of their property beyond the duration of their ownership. We help you create a permanent conservation easement that matches your vision for your land, be it agricultural, limited timber harvesting, or habitat. Contact us today to set up an appointment, and we’ll talk about how to protect the land you love.

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Join us on Saturday, February 7th for a FREE community-focused workshop all about agriculture, water, climate, and living in Anderson Valley. All are welcome to attend. Doors open at 9:30, presentations from 10am to 1pm. Spanish translation is pro
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“To those devoid of imagination a blank place on the map is a useless waste; to others, the most valuable part.”

— by Aldo Leopold

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