Contact DU: DU staff can walk you through the process to donate a conservation easement.
Property assessment: A regional biologist will schedule a site visit to evaluate the habitat and determine if it aligns with DU’s conservation mission.
Discuss terms: If the property is suitable, DU and the landowner together will outline the terms of the conservation easement.
Finalize details: Once terms are agreed upon, DU and the landowner will complete the necessary steps, including documentation including appraisals, title work and a property baseline report.
Seal the deal: After everything is in order, the conservation easement is signed and officially recorded.
Missouri
Kim Cole, 314-964-0619 kcole@ducks.org
Connecticut/Delaware/Maryland/Maine/New Hampshire/New Jersey/New York/Pennsylvania/Rhode Island/Vermont/West Virginia
Betsey McNaughten, 603-805-4636, bmcnaughten@ducks.org
Illinois/Iowa/Indiana/Kentucky/Michigan/Minnesota/Ohio/Wisconsin
Geoff Cripe, 269-270-8543, gcripe@ducks.org
Colorado, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming
Greg Kernohan, 970-481-7793, gkernohan@ducks.org
Mississippi Alluvial Valley North
Chris Sims 870-740-9276, csims@ducks.org
Mississippi Alluvial Valley South
Tyler Pierot, MAV South, 318-548-8700, tpierot@ducks.org
Oklahoma, New Mexico, Texas
Todd Merindino, 832-451-4801, tmerendino@ducks.org
Florida
Elizabeth Guthrie, 704-500-4668, eguthrie@ducks.org
Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia
Diana Iriarte, (843) 277-8241, diriarte@ducks.org
Ali Bastian, (843) 628-1626, abastian@ducks.org
Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, Washington State
Greg Green, 360-831-2152, ggreen@ducks.org
Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada
Virginia Getz, 916-798-1973, vgetz@ducks.org
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