Find out how legal restrictions aimed at achieving basic conservation
goals can pay off for your clients yet still enable them to own and
productively utilize their property. Whether you represent businesses
with large forest and agricultural land holdings or family farmers, it
is important for you to attend this seminar.
Those who advise local land trusts or other public interest groups
interested in the land protection will also find this seminar vitally
important in learning about these often-overlooked economic incentives
for land and resource conservation.
"Who Says It's Not Easy Being Green?" will not only provide an
overview of these environmental programs and their current
opportunities, but also discuss the particular terms and provisions of
the conservation easements and other legal instruments necessary to
ensure participation in these various programs. Presenters will
highlight practice tips and concerns for the legal issues involved in
such transactions.
Dec. 9, 2008, at the State Bar Center in Madison
Student registration is just $15
For more information, go to
http://www.wisbar.org/AM/
Submitted by UW Law School Newsletter Admin on November 17, 2008
This article appears in the categories: Student Organizations, Upcoming Events
