Check out this great video about the unique habitat of Long Leaf Pine forests. LTL has two conservation easements which preserve this crucial but disappearing habitat: Abita Creek Flatwoods in St. Tammany Parish and Pine Knoll Farm in Tangipahoa Parish.
Put down the screens and step outside for an afternoon of exploring, creating, and connecting with nature.
How Louisiana horse-farm owners can protect the land, the lifestyle and the legacy they’ve spent generations building. Drive through Louisiana horse country and you’ll see more than fences, barns and pastures. You’ll see family land. Working land. Open spaces. Horses grazing in fields that may have been cared for by the same family for generations.
When a conservation easement is signed, the work of conservation doesn’t end—it begins a long-term commitment to the land. At Land Trust for Louisiana, we take that commitment seriously. Conservation easements are permanent, and our responsibility is to help ensure that the conservation values protected today remain protected for generations to come. That means staying
