Conserve Your Property
Are you a property owner that is interested in protecting the open space value of your property for future generations? If so, Summit Land Conservancy is probably your best resource in learning more about the processes of conservation. Our job is to help you find a way to protect your land that suits your personal values.
Click here to learn more about the steps involved in land preservation.

Become a Volunteer
Advocacy and activism are key elements that bring Summit Land Conservancy closer to its mission everyday. Because we are a local organization run by and for Summit County residents, we welcome all residents of Summit County to become actively involved with the organization. Because open space affects everyone in Summit County, we encourage you to step up and take part in something that will make a difference forever!
Click here to learn how to volunteer.

Summit Land Conservancy needs volunteers to hike or bike local open lands. Help insure that local protected open space stays that way. We can also use help with office work and have a couple fun projects in need of a leader. Call Anne at 435-649-9884.

Become a Member
Being an organization that is born from the community, our members make us who and what we are! We are proud to have faithful and active members of Summit Land Conservancy.
Click here to learn more about becoming a member.

Spread the Word
Just as importantly as a financial donation or an hour of your time, simple awareness and community dialogue will protect the endangered landscapes of Summit County more than anything else. Many people don’t know that all land surrounding Park City is privately owned. Unlike other resort towns, there isn’t any land held by the Forest Service or Federal Government.

Summit Land Conservancy’s efforts are critical to saving the remaining agricultural lands, viewsheds, animal habitats, waterways, and rangelands to be preserved is through a land trust like Summit Land Conservancy.

We need public support from Summit County residents, and you can give it to us! Tell your neighbors about their endangered backyard, and talk to your coworkers about potential solutions. Community dialogue will create action. Together, we can make a difference!