MEET THE FACES
Don & Betty Little
The Littles have permanently preserved 330 acres of their cattle ranch located at the base of Landsend Peak, the western most peak of the West Elk Mountains. The property lies within a winter foraging area of the American bald eagle and provides forage, cover, breeding ground, and migration corridors for several wildlife species.
Articles
- Tax Payer Service Division FYI 39: Gross Conservation Easement Credit
- Save Money on Taxes and Protect Open Space: Conservation Easement Income Tax Credits
- Turning Conservation Easement Tax Credits Into Cash: What should I expect?
- Financial Rewards for Preserving Land? Conservation Easement Income Tax Credits Are One Way
- Now is the Time to Donate a Conservation Easement: How the New Federal Benefits Put Extra Money in Your Pocket
- Can I Really Preserve My Land and Make Money? How To Turn Conservation Easement Tax Credits Into Cash
- Can my Heirs Save Money on Estate Taxes? Conservation Easements Have Benefits Years After Your Donation