A North Florida family permanently protected 816.46 acres with a $2.665 million easement; farming can continue while the land stays undeveloped inside a 1.6-million-acre wildlife corridor
- Representative imageIn the rolling pine forests and pasturelands of Putnam County, a North Florida family has made a decision that will change the landscape for generations to come.
- They have placed a permanent conservation easement on 816.46 acres of their working farm, locking in protection for a sprawling tract of forests, wetlands and agricultural fields.
- Valued at $2.665 million, the easement ensures that the land will never be subdivided or developed, even as farming and ranching activities continue under sustainable management.
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- Representative imageIn the rolling pine forests and pasturelands of Putnam County, a North Florida family has made a decision that will change the landscape for generations to come.
- They have placed a permanent conservation easement on 816.46 acres of their working farm, locking in protection for a sprawling tract of forests, wetlands and agricultural fields.
- Valued at $2.665 million, the easement ensures that the land will never be subdivided or developed, even as farming and ranching activities continue under sustainable management.
Sources: Times of India