Celebrating forty years of private land conservation
Excellent near new Condition – minor cover and edge wear.
Shona McCahon tells the story of the Queen Elizabeth II National Trust and the thousands of New Zealand landowners who have protected natural, historic and cultural heritage on private land. Established by Parliament in 1977, the Trust developed the open-space covenant, allowing significant places to be safeguarded permanently without owners giving up their land. Marking the organisation’s fortieth anniversary, the book traces its growth, the farming community’s contribution and the increasing importance of private conservation in protecting biodiversity while sustaining productive landscapes.
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