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Alder Bend Land Trust

Land kept open for good along the Alder River · since 1991

6 of 7 preserves open today · Cutbank Trail closed (high water on the lower loop)Today’s trails →
Privacy

What this site keeps, and what it never asks.

A short notice for a sample site. A real land trust’s notice is written from its own facts; this one describes what the sample does.

The forms

On this sample site the forms send nothing: no name, email or message leaves your browser.

On a real site, the work-day form would go to the community programs coordinator, the call-back form to the land protection manager, and the contact form to the office. Each is kept only as long as the reason you wrote.

What we never ask

No form asks for a date of birth, a parcel number, the size or value of your land, or anything about a tax deduction.

The website itself

No advertising and no tracking pixels. The host keeps ordinary server logs for security. Membership payments on a real site happen on the trust’s donor tool, under that tool’s own notice.

Questions

Write to [email protected] or 118 Front Street, Kettleford.