2012 Western Conservation Finance Boot Camp at Stanford University

Are you eager to find more funding for land conservation?

Join us for the 2012 Western Conservation Finance Boot Camp at Stanford's Woods Institute for the Environment

Learn the most up-to-date, innovative, and successful tools available for land conservationists in the West.
Work directly with experienced faculty to solve challenging financing issues.
Build a network of peers working in conservation finance across the United States.
Bring a wealth of practical, hands-on information to your land conservation projects.

Funding opportunities are out there—and with cutting-edge tools and techniques, conservation finance professionals can be successful no matter the state of the economy.

Who should attend?Staff and Board of local, regional, and national land trusts, foundation leaders, private investors, and graduate students.

Registration is limited, so reserve your place today and join a community of conservation finance innovators.

When: January 30-February 3, 2012
Where: Stanford University
Capacity: 25 participants
Tuition: $1,000
Core Faculty:
Story Clark, Conservation Strategies
Peter Stein, Lyme Timber Company
And many other conservation finance experts

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Endorsements from attendees of the 2010 Conservation Finance Boot Camp at Stanford University:
Liz M. Petterson, Arizona Land and Water Trust
“Excellent speakers, with equally great & engaging attendees. The camp presented a wealth of information on both sides of the table and left me with a very strong “toolbox” to take home.”

Blair Fitzsimons, Texas Agricultural Land Trust
“Each presentation was excellent. It was evident that the speakers were tops in their fields…one comes away from the camp with a sense of the diversity of funding opportunities available.”

Questions? Contact Rebecca Bright at rbright@islandpress.org

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