Palouse Land Trust meet next Thursday

Charles Burke, president of the Palouse Land Trust, will explain what the Trust is and how it can protect the quality of land in the future at a public meeting next Thursday, April 22, at 7 p.m. in the reading room of Neill Public Library in Pullman. The Palouse Land Trust uses voluntary, market-based tools to protect natural resources while respecting private property rights. Landowners can receive generous income and estate tax benefits through actions such as conservation easements.