Standing Ground


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	May/June 2007 Volume I; Issue 2 Special Report: Conservation Easements	CONTENTS: Anatomy of a Victory Katherine Lehman The History of Conservation Easements Conservation Servitudes – An Overview Big Meadows, Big Mistake Land Trusts: Partner or Predator Uncle Sam Wants You(r) Land And We Wait First in Time, First in Right Principle, Perseverance, and Persecution: The Tim Jones Saga TTC – Four Years Later… Other Private/Public Roads … or Dare We Say, Foreign Roads Kelo Protection at Last in Virginia Oregon’s Measure 37 Doing Battle Again The Global Warming Debate Next Stop - Nebraska 2007 Freedom 21 Conference Points of Strategy Editor’s Letter Letters to the Editor

	February/March 2007 Volume I; Issue 1 Special Report: Trans Texas Corridor	CONTENTS: The Audacity to Win Orlean Koehle: Standing Ground in Sonoma How Coordination Plans Work Trans Texas Corridor Forever Changed Creating Sacrificial Lambs Daylight Shines on the TTC The Chronological History for the Establishment of the North American Union Kelo the Great Colvin Files Motion for Rehearing The Right of Property Tips on How to Write an Effective Press Release New Course for Private Property Armed and Ready Upcoming Events Calendar BLM Agents’ Decision Strand’s the Kim Family Standing on Shoulders of Giants
	Standing Ground is published by: Stewards of the Range American Land Foundation Liberty Matters Executive Editors: Dan and Margaret Byfield Publication Deisgner: Kelley Black Editorial Office: P.O. Box 1190 Taylor, TX 76574 (512) 365-8038 email Members of Stewards of the Range, American Land Foundation and Liberty Matters receive Standing Ground as part of membership. To order additional copies, call our offices (1-800-700-5922). Standing Ground can be made available in bulk quantities. Please call for pricing. Permission to reproduce articles is granted with proper attribution to the author and publishers. Stewards of the Range is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization