The Georgia-Alabama Land Trust describes itself as the largest regional land trust in the Southeast, working under the mission of enriching life through land protection. It protects land through conservation easements, wetland mitigation, and partnerships with federal agencies including USDA and NRCS, safeguarding wildlife habitat, prime agricultural soil, scenic views, and natural resources. Headquartered in Piedmont, Alabama, it has protected more than 518,000 acres across 1,360 conservation properties, including forestland, agricultural land, wetlands, and grasslands.
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