Funders to approach for Eastern Sierra Land Trust
Established in 2001, Eastern Sierra Land Trust (eslt) works with willing landownersto preserve vital lands in the eastern sierra region for their scenic, agricultural,natural, recreational, historical, and watershed values. Eslt recognizes that theland we share has long been used in a variety of ways, and we work to preserve ahealthy balance of uses from ranching to hiking, wildlife habitats to favoritefishing spots that can be sustained forever, ensuring a strong local economy andhealthy environment for generations to come. Eslt works to help families in the faceof pressures to subdivide their working farms and ranches. We work with landownersto protect the regions critical habitats. We work to offer the entire eastern sierra community, residents and visitors, the opportunity to connect with our treasured lands, wildlife and a rural heritage.as a nationally accredited land trust, eslt meets the highest standards for excellence, trust and…
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a funder to approach
Half the value is in your top 24 funders, of 161
- 1Pacific Forest & Watershed Lands Stewardship CouncilGives in California (13 of 15)Similar grantees: Bear Yuba Land Trust ($11k/yr), Northern California Regional Land Trust ($2k/yr), Sequoia Riverlands Trust ($5k/yr)1 in 10$16k
- 2John S Kiewit Memorial FoundationGives in California (20 of 22)Similar grantees: California Rangeland Trust ($170k/yr), The Land Trust for Santa Barbara County ($220k/yr), The Trust for Public Land ($200k/yr)1 in 22$32k
- 3California Council of Land TrustsGives in California (6 of 7)Similar grantees: Northern California Regional Land Trust ($25k/yr), Sequoia Riverlands Trust ($7k/yr), Feather River Land Trust ($26k/yr)1 in 22$19k
158 more funders on the list for Eastern Sierra Land Trust
The full ranking, every way in, an approach plan for each funder and the CSV are included from the $75 plan up.