A completed Land Conservation Project List (LCPL) must be included for all conservation easements and conservation fee properties held by your organization, and must be submitted with all pre-applications.
- Overview and Tips
- Download the LCPL Template and Instructions from the Materials for Renewal Applicants Page
Overview and Tips
The LCPL provides the information we need to:
- Select projects that accompany your renewal application as part of project documentation.
- Confirm that the land trust meets the requirements for easement monitoring, baseline documentation reports, fee property inspections, and/or fee property management plans (as described in the Requirements Manual).
- Determine whether your land trust meets the minimum stewardship and defense funding requirements for accreditation.
Click for Tip on TimingThe LCPL data provided must be no older than three months prior to the pre-application due date and must include all conservation fee properties and conservation easements held at the time the LCPL is completed.
If your land trust maintains its own database, it may be more convenient for you to download the data from your database and use that as the foundation for your LCPL information. In that instance, you can bypass using the Commission's LCPL template however you must ensure that your data is presented in an Excel spreadsheet and contains the same columns as indicated on the Commission's LCPL template.
Page updated 3/19/26
It's important to understand when each component of your accreditation application is due.
