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The Wilderness Land Trust

Today, the number of private inholding acres in the lower 48 states is less than half of what it was when we began in 1992. Approximately 176,000 acres of inholdings remain, and we have a big, bold, ambitious goal to remove all remaining threats to wilderness over the next two decades.

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  • El Dorado Lode in the Weminuche Wilderness, CO
  • Wild Basin, RMNP, CO
  • Grandview Lode, Collegiate Peaks Wilderness, CO
  • Mt. Massive Wilderness, CO
  • James Peak Wilderness, CO
  • Uncompaghgre Wilderness, CO
  • Jumbo and Mt Vernon Lodes, Mt Baker Wilderness, WA
  • Hells Canyon Wilderness, OR
  • Sabinoso Wilderness, NM
  • Garcia Wilderness, CA
  • South McCullough Wilderness, NV
  • Chuck River Wilderness, AK
  • Volunteer Painter Mine Clean Up Crew and 3,000 lbs of trash!
  • Hells Canyon Wilderness, AZ
  • Castle Crags Wilderness, CA

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Board Selection Criteria Yes
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Confidentiality Agreement
Conflict Of Interest Policy Yes
Crisis Communications Plan
Data Backup, Disaster Recovery, and Business Continuity Plan
Data Security Policy
Document Destruction & Retention Policy Yes
Expense Reimbursement Policy
Fundraising Plan In Development
Gift Acceptance Policy Yes
Information Technology Acceptable Use Policy
Management Succession Plan No
Non-Discrimination Policy Yes
Operational Plan
Organization policies/procedures Yes
Privacy & Consent Policy
Public Policy & Advocacy Plan
Social Media Policy
Stakeholder Grievance Policy
Strategic Plan No
Technology Plan
Volunteer Engagement Plan
Whistleblower Policy Yes
Written Communications Plan

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