in December, Douglas Land Conservancy (DLC) accepted conservation easement charitable donations on two separate properties in Douglas County for the permanent protection of open space and wildlife habitat.  The Meyer family donated a conservation easement on 40 acres of land in Sedalia near the Pike National Forest.  This newly-conserved parcel is adjacent to 440 acres already protected by the family with conservation easements held by DLC.  An additional 38 acres in Sedalia along Highway 105 was protected with a conservation easement donated by a private landowner to DLC.  Congratulations to DLC and to the landowners on the permanent protection of these beautiful properties!

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Melinda Beck is a real estate and land use attorney who has more than two decades of experience.  Melinda’s conservation law expertise includes the donation and purchase and sale of conservation easements to land trusts and local governments by private landowners throughout Colorado …

Melinda Beck is a real estate and land use attorney who has more than two decades of experience.  Melinda’s conservation law expertise includes the donation and purchase and sale of conservation easements to land trusts and local governments by private landowners throughout Colorado and nationally. She represents land trusts and private landowners regarding all issues related to conservation easement transactions and stewardship, including obtaining discretionary approvals and amendments to conservation easements. She is an emeritus member of the Land Trust Alliance Conservation Defense Advisory Council. Melinda has a degree in Economics from Pomona College and a law degree from the University of Denver, Sturm College of Law.

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