While non-profit conservation organizations and land trusts face many of the same risks as for-profit businesses, the nature of their operation can make those risks even harder to identify, anticipate, and mitigate.
We don’t own land.
Occasional visitors, easy flat terrain.
Interpretation and enforcement of conservation easement agreements.
Oversight of educational programming or citizen awareness campaigns.
Implementation or management of grant funded projects.
Independent Contractors
Employees
Volunteers
Fair. We use basic anti-virus software, but as a small non-profit, we don’t have much to protect.
Average. We outsource storage to a cloud vendor and use a payment vendor to help us take donations through our website.
Excellent. We stay up to date on the latest encryption, firewalls, and security protocols.
We really do not interact with the public, with the possible exception of a small annual fundraiser.
We offer educational programming to children and families.
We lead hikes and outdoor experiences for adults.