https://lickinglandtrust.org/llt-events daily 0.75 2026-04-01 https://lickinglandtrust.org/llt-events/2026/4/18/naturalist-series-plant-pollinator-walk monthly 0.5 2026-04-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/06906b7a-7e51-499c-a126-79cccb28d29e/NATURALIST+SERIES.PNG LLT Events - Naturalist Series: Plant & Pollinator Walk - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://lickinglandtrust.org/llt-events/2026/4/10/painting-for-pollinators monthly 0.5 2026-04-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/3f58b818-611e-4bdf-bed5-709fd83ed932/Claire-art-pollinators.jpg LLT Events - Painting for Pollinators - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/44b1e623-35cc-4648-883b-08e79f3515b3/Claire%2BWilson%2BStory%2Bprofile.jpeg LLT Events - Painting for Pollinators - Claire Wilson Claire Wilson is a Brooklyn-based fine artist and textile designer whose work is defined by a deep connection to the natural world. 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Al & Lori Brown's Desire to let Nature be Nature - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/504acf31-8c46-482a-8b7f-02c10d37745f/pond%2C+Brown+Family+Farm%2C+Licking+County%2C+September+4%2C+2025%2C+DSC_5470+by+Shauna+Weyrauch+small.jpg Stories of the Protected Land - Al & Lori Brown's Desire to let Nature be Nature - Make it stand out As Lori says, “It’s just good to know th https://lickinglandtrust.org/blog/2024/11/12/marian-bieberbachs-vision-to-protect-115-acres-of-pristine-farmland-in-southeast-licking-county monthly 0.5 2025-12-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/b048bfc6-a06d-4141-9664-7400ab97c345/Summer+20131763.JPG Stories of the Protected Land - Marian Bieberbach’s Vision to Protect 115 Acres of Pristine Farmland in Southeast Licking County - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/b620a1a5-9f58-4235-b532-d0bdce95ccb3/449284183_864520145709881_7575148487255837792_n.jpg Stories of the Protected Land - 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Join as an individual, family, business, or named sponsor. https://lickinglandtrust.org/annual-report-2020 daily 0.75 2021-07-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1627051360457-YQ8NE5A86EI6WTNVZI5Y/ColumbusOhioCommercialPhotography-LickingLandTrustFarms1cropped-DiBlasioPhotography-10.jpg Annual Report 2020 - 2020 Annual Financial Report https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1627053444768-LX1B6RBDQ8TIYLTRSTRH/LLT-2020-charts_Chart+A.png Annual Report 2020 The Trust's total revenues for 2020 were $68,414, the largest share of which was membership dues and gifts of $22,400 (32.7% of total). The investment markets were merciful despite the initial volatility caused by the pandemic, and the Trust realized $18,862 in investment earnings during the year (27.6%). Strong fundraising returns of $14,312 (21% of total) reflected our supporters' continuing vote of confidence; the lion's share of that amount ($12,687 gross receipts) resulted from Farm to Fork at Home, a well-received online adaptation of the traditional annual social event. Grants and other operating cash brought the Trust $7,840 (11.5% of total); an unusual contribution to this category was a $5,155 nonprofit grant that came to the Trust from federal CARES Act monies via the Licking County Foundation. Finally, a gift of $5,000 (7.3%) to the Trust was designated for special-purpose funds (specifically, the Stewardship Fund and the Legal Defense Fund). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1627053537673-M9LC70JD0BYCG3K94QQM/LLT-2020-charts_Chart+B.png Annual Report 2020 On the expense side, a total of $41,188 was expended among the following categories, each of which includes prorated staff time: Programs, including conservation, education, and engagement with other environmental organizations, amounted to $6,944, or about 17% of expense. As mentioned above, the COVID-19 pandemic reduced the Trust's programming, which in 2019 had represented 23% of organizational expense. Office and administrative expenses, which are largely fixed costs, totaled $25,402 (61.7% of total expense). Membership communications and development costs, which are largely staff time, were $4,220 (or about 10% of total), and investment management outlay was $1,104 (2.7% of total expense). Finally, expenses associated with the Trust's primary fundraiser, Farm to Fork, were $3,518 (or 8.5% of total), netting the Trust $9,169 for the fundraiser. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1627309971909-VQFX7C90N9MXRAGTDLGH/LLT-2020-charts_Balance+Sheet_Balance+Sheet.png Annual Report 2020 The Licking Land Trust's total assets at year-end 2020 were $711,591, exceeding the 2019 year-end asset balance by 6.8%. The financial statements of the Licking Land Trust are compiled on a monthly basis and reviewed by the Board's Finance Committee, which forwards approved reports to the full Board for its members' review and approval. The Finance Committee provides guidance to the Treasurer and recommendations to the Board concerning operating budget, investments, reporting, and other financial matters. The Trust's annual external financial compilation and its 990 federal tax form are overseen by C.P.A. Matthew J. Bagent of the firm of Dixon, Davis, Bagent & Co. of Granville, Ohio. These documents are available for review upon request. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1627051360457-YQ8NE5A86EI6WTNVZI5Y/ColumbusOhioCommercialPhotography-LickingLandTrustFarms1cropped-DiBlasioPhotography-10.jpg Annual Report 2020 - 2020 Annual Financial Report https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1627053444768-LX1B6RBDQ8TIYLTRSTRH/LLT-2020-charts_Chart+A.png Annual Report 2020 The Trust's total revenues for 2020 were $68,414, the largest share of which was membership dues and gifts of $22,400 (32.7% of total). The investment markets were merciful despite the initial volatility caused by the pandemic, and the Trust realized $18,862 in investment earnings during the year (27.6%). Strong fundraising returns of $14,312 (21% of total) reflected our supporters' continuing vote of confidence; the lion's share of that amount ($12,687 gross receipts) resulted from Farm to Fork at Home, a well-received online adaptation of the traditional annual social event. Grants and other operating cash brought the Trust $7,840 (11.5% of total); an unusual contribution to this category was a $5,155 nonprofit grant that came to the Trust from federal CARES Act monies via the Licking County Foundation. Finally, a gift of $5,000 (7.3%) to the Trust was designated for special-purpose funds (specifically, the Stewardship Fund and the Legal Defense Fund). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1627053537673-M9LC70JD0BYCG3K94QQM/LLT-2020-charts_Chart+B.png Annual Report 2020 On the expense side, a total of $41,188 was expended among the following categories, each of which includes prorated staff time: Programs, including conservation, education, and engagement with other environmental organizations, amounted to $6,944, or about 17% of expense. As mentioned above, the COVID-19 pandemic reduced the Trust's programming, which in 2019 had represented 23% of organizational expense. Office and administrative expenses, which are largely fixed costs, totaled $25,402 (61.7% of total expense). Membership communications and development costs, which are largely staff time, were $4,220 (or about 10% of total), and investment management outlay was $1,104 (2.7% of total expense). Finally, expenses associated with the Trust's primary fundraiser, Farm to Fork, were $3,518 (or 8.5% of total), netting the Trust $9,169 for the fundraiser. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1627309971909-VQFX7C90N9MXRAGTDLGH/LLT-2020-charts_Balance+Sheet_Balance+Sheet.png Annual Report 2020 The Licking Land Trust's total assets at year-end 2020 were $711,591, exceeding the 2019 year-end asset balance by 6.8%. The financial statements of the Licking Land Trust are compiled on a monthly basis and reviewed by the Board's Finance Committee, which forwards approved reports to the full Board for its members' review and approval. The Finance Committee provides guidance to the Treasurer and recommendations to the Board concerning operating budget, investments, reporting, and other financial matters. The Trust's annual external financial compilation and its 990 federal tax form are overseen by C.P.A. Matthew J. Bagent of the firm of Dixon, Davis, Bagent & Co. of Granville, Ohio. These documents are available for review upon request. https://lickinglandtrust.org/annual-report-2021 daily 0.75 2023-01-12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/ca7848b2-7951-435e-a81e-e446ea052672/Bieberach+by+DiBlasioPhotography+1.jpg Annual Report 2021 - 2021 Annual Financial Report https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/b537d352-6a7c-478a-8cd1-f338e348384e/LLT-2021-charts_Chart+A.png Annual Report 2021 The Trust’s total income for 2021 was $87,861. Among these revenues, the largest source of income was dues and related gifts from the organization’s many members, amounting to $33,610 (38.3% of total income). Other miscellaneous gifts and grants added $5,942 (6.8% of income), and the Trust received a large transaction fee of $3,800 that was allocated to the Stewardship and Legal Defense Funds (4.3%). Two major fundraising initiatives (Farm-to-Fork and a raffle) raised a total of $26,489 (30.2% of total revenue). And finally, the Trust’s investments continued to perform well in a favorable market, yielding interest, dividends, and realized gains of $18,019 (20.5%) of total income. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/15ca7453-52e2-4f64-9c73-ffb65eb2b175/LLT-2021-charts_Chart+B.png Annual Report 2021 On the expense side, a total of $49,712 was expended among the following categories, each of which includes prorated staff time: Mission-related programs, including conservation, education, and engagement with other environmental organizations, amounted to $14,067, or about 28.3% of total expense. Office and administrative expenses, which are largely fixed costs, totaled $22,258 (44.8% of total expense). Membership communications and development costs, which are heavily staff time, were $4,542 (or about 9.1% of total), and investment management outlay was $1,288 (2.6% of total expense). Finally, expenses associated with the Trust's primary fundraiser, Farm to Fork, were $7,557 (or 15.2% of total), an outlay that netted the Trust $17,808 from the fundraiser. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/d6adad8b-a54e-4331-8f4f-432bc260059c/LLT-2021-charts_Balance+Sheet.png Annual Report 2021 The Licking Land Trust's total assets at year-end 2020 were $766,343, exceeding the 2020 year-end asset balance by 8.25%. The financial statements of the Licking Land Trust are compiled on a monthly basis and reviewed by the Board's Finance Committee, which forwards approved reports to the full Board for its members' review and approval. The Finance Committee provides guidance to the Treasurer and recommendations to the Board concerning operating budget, investments, reporting, and other financial matters. The Trust's annual external financial compilation and its 990 federal tax form are overseen by C.P.A. Matthew J. Bagent of the firm of Dixon, Davis, Bagent & Co. of Granville, Ohio. These documents are available for review upon request. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/ca7848b2-7951-435e-a81e-e446ea052672/Bieberach+by+DiBlasioPhotography+1.jpg Annual Report 2021 - 2021 Annual Financial Report https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/b537d352-6a7c-478a-8cd1-f338e348384e/LLT-2021-charts_Chart+A.png Annual Report 2021 The Trust’s total income for 2021 was $87,861. Among these revenues, the largest source of income was dues and related gifts from the organization’s many members, amounting to $33,610 (38.3% of total income). Other miscellaneous gifts and grants added $5,942 (6.8% of income), and the Trust received a large transaction fee of $3,800 that was allocated to the Stewardship and Legal Defense Funds (4.3%). Two major fundraising initiatives (Farm-to-Fork and a raffle) raised a total of $26,489 (30.2% of total revenue). And finally, the Trust’s investments continued to perform well in a favorable market, yielding interest, dividends, and realized gains of $18,019 (20.5%) of total income. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/15ca7453-52e2-4f64-9c73-ffb65eb2b175/LLT-2021-charts_Chart+B.png Annual Report 2021 On the expense side, a total of $49,712 was expended among the following categories, each of which includes prorated staff time: Mission-related programs, including conservation, education, and engagement with other environmental organizations, amounted to $14,067, or about 28.3% of total expense. Office and administrative expenses, which are largely fixed costs, totaled $22,258 (44.8% of total expense). Membership communications and development costs, which are heavily staff time, were $4,542 (or about 9.1% of total), and investment management outlay was $1,288 (2.6% of total expense). Finally, expenses associated with the Trust's primary fundraiser, Farm to Fork, were $7,557 (or 15.2% of total), an outlay that netted the Trust $17,808 from the fundraiser. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/d6adad8b-a54e-4331-8f4f-432bc260059c/LLT-2021-charts_Balance+Sheet.png Annual Report 2021 The Licking Land Trust's total assets at year-end 2020 were $766,343, exceeding the 2020 year-end asset balance by 8.25%. The financial statements of the Licking Land Trust are compiled on a monthly basis and reviewed by the Board's Finance Committee, which forwards approved reports to the full Board for its members' review and approval. The Finance Committee provides guidance to the Treasurer and recommendations to the Board concerning operating budget, investments, reporting, and other financial matters. The Trust's annual external financial compilation and its 990 federal tax form are overseen by C.P.A. Matthew J. Bagent of the firm of Dixon, Davis, Bagent & Co. of Granville, Ohio. These documents are available for review upon request. https://lickinglandtrust.org/cauvinfo daily 0.75 2026-01-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/cf70a15b-24f2-41ce-a0eb-095d874b39e8/cauvfaq-web.jpg CAUV Resources https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/cf70a15b-24f2-41ce-a0eb-095d874b39e8/cauvfaq-web.jpg CAUV Resources https://lickinglandtrust.org/member-survey daily 0.75 2024-04-15 https://lickinglandtrust.org/annual-report-2022 daily 0.75 2024-07-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/d3b102a9-caae-4b76-91b9-ce30feaf3d46/2022+Total+Expenses+%2460%2C720+%281%29.jpg Annual Report 2022 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/e02a5c3c-3646-47c9-a41e-971b36322892/2.jpg Annual Report 2022 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/391c5675-bd9b-4560-bc36-4eff822d88da/1.jpg Annual Report 2022 On the expense side, a total of $60,720 was expended among the following categories, each of which includes prorated staff time: Mission-related programs, including conservation, education, and engagement with other environmental organizations, amounted to $23,881, or about 39.3% of total expense. Office and administrative expenses, which are largely fixed costs, totaled $22,069 (36.3% of total expense). Membership communications and development costs, which are heavily staff time, were $5,434 (or about 8.9% of total). Finally, expenses associated with the Trust's primary fundraiser, Farm to Fork, were $9,336 (or 15.4% of total), an outlay that netted the Trust $25,056 from the fundraiser. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/2358aefd-f4c8-430f-9a69-e65f411a3ae8/SUMMARY+BALANCE+SHEET+%E2%80%93+12312022+ASSETS+Cash+and+Securities+Operating+Funds+%24+34%2C109+Legal+Defense+Funds+92%2C008+Stewardship+Funds+127%2C191+Donations+%26+Bequests+79%2C081+Board-Advised+Fund+138%2C794+Mem.jpg Annual Report 2022 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/d3b102a9-caae-4b76-91b9-ce30feaf3d46/2022+Total+Expenses+%2460%2C720+%281%29.jpg Annual Report 2022 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/e02a5c3c-3646-47c9-a41e-971b36322892/2.jpg Annual Report 2022 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/391c5675-bd9b-4560-bc36-4eff822d88da/1.jpg Annual Report 2022 On the expense side, a total of $60,720 was expended among the following categories, each of which includes prorated staff time: Mission-related programs, including conservation, education, and engagement with other environmental organizations, amounted to $23,881, or about 39.3% of total expense. Office and administrative expenses, which are largely fixed costs, totaled $22,069 (36.3% of total expense). Membership communications and development costs, which are heavily staff time, were $5,434 (or about 8.9% of total). Finally, expenses associated with the Trust's primary fundraiser, Farm to Fork, were $9,336 (or 15.4% of total), an outlay that netted the Trust $25,056 from the fundraiser. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/2358aefd-f4c8-430f-9a69-e65f411a3ae8/SUMMARY+BALANCE+SHEET+%E2%80%93+12312022+ASSETS+Cash+and+Securities+Operating+Funds+%24+34%2C109+Legal+Defense+Funds+92%2C008+Stewardship+Funds+127%2C191+Donations+%26+Bequests+79%2C081+Board-Advised+Fund+138%2C794+Mem.jpg Annual Report 2022 https://lickinglandtrust.org/annual-report-2024 daily 0.75 2025-12-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/e32e701f-e596-4cfb-8291-4448aa43bd80/IMG_4143+%282%29.JPG Annual Report 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/8f611a9b-c019-4077-a240-f3a501f7df2d/Screenshot+2025-12-02+at+1.22.09+PM.png Annual Report 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/7c83ac64-be20-45b5-9ef3-3f9ffa744496/Screenshot+2025-12-02+at+1.24.45+PM.png Annual Report 2024 On the expense side, a total of $60,720 was expended among the following categories, each of which includes prorated staff time: Mission-related programs, including conservation, education, and engagement with other environmental organizations, amounted to $23,881, or about 39.3% of total expense. Office and administrative expenses, which are largely fixed costs, totaled $22,069 (36.3% of total expense). Membership communications and development costs, which are heavily staff time, were $5,434 (or about 8.9% of total). Finally, expenses associated with the Trust's primary fundraiser, Farm to Fork, were $9,336 (or 15.4% of total), an outlay that netted the Trust $25,056 from the fundraiser. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/3ffb9280-dad4-40e5-96c1-dc5bcfbcebc8/Screenshot+2025-12-02+at+1.25.21+PM.png Annual Report 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/e32e701f-e596-4cfb-8291-4448aa43bd80/IMG_4143+%282%29.JPG Annual Report 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/8f611a9b-c019-4077-a240-f3a501f7df2d/Screenshot+2025-12-02+at+1.22.09+PM.png Annual Report 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/7c83ac64-be20-45b5-9ef3-3f9ffa744496/Screenshot+2025-12-02+at+1.24.45+PM.png Annual Report 2024 On the expense side, a total of $60,720 was expended among the following categories, each of which includes prorated staff time: Mission-related programs, including conservation, education, and engagement with other environmental organizations, amounted to $23,881, or about 39.3% of total expense. Office and administrative expenses, which are largely fixed costs, totaled $22,069 (36.3% of total expense). Membership communications and development costs, which are heavily staff time, were $5,434 (or about 8.9% of total). Finally, expenses associated with the Trust's primary fundraiser, Farm to Fork, were $9,336 (or 15.4% of total), an outlay that netted the Trust $25,056 from the fundraiser. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/3ffb9280-dad4-40e5-96c1-dc5bcfbcebc8/Screenshot+2025-12-02+at+1.25.21+PM.png Annual Report 2024 https://lickinglandtrust.org/annual-report-2023 daily 0.75 2025-12-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/0a911035-82fd-4cfd-ba57-c880c39c0766/tempImageg8rtWQ.jpg Annual Report 2023 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/185d8dc5-271e-4a2b-a7e8-df8f18f5387e/Screenshot+2025-12-02+at+1.40.32+PM.png Annual Report 2023 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/aeb6b3e1-8027-4eca-9a99-9262470c427f/Screenshot+2025-12-02+at+1.43.17+PM.png Annual Report 2023 On the expense side, a total of $60,720 was expended among the following categories, each of which includes prorated staff time: Mission-related programs, including conservation, education, and engagement with other environmental organizations, amounted to $23,881, or about 39.3% of total expense. Office and administrative expenses, which are largely fixed costs, totaled $22,069 (36.3% of total expense). Membership communications and development costs, which are heavily staff time, were $5,434 (or about 8.9% of total). Finally, expenses associated with the Trust's primary fundraiser, Farm to Fork, were $9,336 (or 15.4% of total), an outlay that netted the Trust $25,056 from the fundraiser. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/3eced406-3e64-4337-b55e-6156d677a313/Screenshot+2025-12-02+at+1.44.42+PM.png Annual Report 2023 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/0a911035-82fd-4cfd-ba57-c880c39c0766/tempImageg8rtWQ.jpg Annual Report 2023 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/185d8dc5-271e-4a2b-a7e8-df8f18f5387e/Screenshot+2025-12-02+at+1.40.32+PM.png Annual Report 2023 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/aeb6b3e1-8027-4eca-9a99-9262470c427f/Screenshot+2025-12-02+at+1.43.17+PM.png Annual Report 2023 On the expense side, a total of $60,720 was expended among the following categories, each of which includes prorated staff time: Mission-related programs, including conservation, education, and engagement with other environmental organizations, amounted to $23,881, or about 39.3% of total expense. Office and administrative expenses, which are largely fixed costs, totaled $22,069 (36.3% of total expense). Membership communications and development costs, which are heavily staff time, were $5,434 (or about 8.9% of total). Finally, expenses associated with the Trust's primary fundraiser, Farm to Fork, were $9,336 (or 15.4% of total), an outlay that netted the Trust $25,056 from the fundraiser. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/3eced406-3e64-4337-b55e-6156d677a313/Screenshot+2025-12-02+at+1.44.42+PM.png Annual Report 2023 https://lickinglandtrust.org/staff daily 0.75 2025-12-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1765227895567-DX8Z8BIRIOUTPIEBPWR4/AngieShuman.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1765984059896-UN8DD12GVOPPRWI13D83/image0.jpeg https://lickinglandtrust.org/strategic-plan daily 0.75 2026-02-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/c91a1e91-d1da-47b1-a1e6-e20ee4ca1a94/530235439_1189595739862853_2385785202280307689_n.jpg Strategic Plan https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/c91a1e91-d1da-47b1-a1e6-e20ee4ca1a94/530235439_1189595739862853_2385785202280307689_n.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/6c37d34a-5d34-4360-acb6-b838075e3c12/IMG_20200819_184720.jpg https://lickinglandtrust.org/staff-1 daily 0.75 2025-12-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1765227895567-DX8Z8BIRIOUTPIEBPWR4/image-asset.jpeg Staff - Angie Shuman - Administrative Coordinator (Copy) Angie Shuman - Administrative Coordinator Angie Shuman brings over a decade of nonprofit experience in finance, administration, and organizational support, along with a lifelong passion for conservation and natural spaces. Angie has a degree in Accounting along with being certified in herbalism and permaculture design. Her work blends ecological interest with administrative and financial stewardship. Angie has served in multiple roles within nonprofit arts and community organizations. She also runs Finch & Fen, a small-scale herbal, permaculture, and land-based education business rooted in sustainable living and regenerative practices. In addition to her professional work, Angie is an active volunteer with the Village of Hebron supporting community initiatives, local improvement efforts, and projects that strengthen the village’s natural and cultural resources. A longtime naturalist, Angie and her family live on almost 8 acres in Hebron, and they have spent years transforming low bio-diverse acreage into diverse prairie, woodland, and wildlife habitat. Her commitment to land stewardship, ecological restoration, and community engagement guides her work with the Trust as she supports conservation efforts across Licking County. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1765984059896-UN8DD12GVOPPRWI13D83/image0.jpeg Staff - Sarah Gray - Project Coordinator (Copy) Sarah Gray - Project Coordinator Sarah Gray is a visual artist and dedicated art instructor who has been teaching in Licking County, Ohio, for the past nine years. Growing up in the breathtaking Rocky Mountains, she has always held a deep passion for the outdoors and a commitment to protecting and preserving our natural environments. In 2017, Sarah earned her Bachelor of Arts degrees in Anthropology and Archaeology from The Ohio State University, complemented by minors in art, geology, and women’s studies. Sarah firmly believes that our role in this world should be to collaborate with nature, nurturing and safeguarding it. By protecting our natural spaces, we not only preserve biodiversity but also ensure that future generations can enjoy the beauty and tranquility of untouched landscapes. Sarah takes pride in her work for the Licking Land Trust, and is thankful to be apart of the lasting legacy it creates for posterity. https://lickinglandtrust.org/board daily 0.75 2025-12-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1746061524930-PYXFTG11ZATLSXWDFP05/Jeremy+King+%284%29+%282%29+%281%29+%283%29+%282%29+%283%29+%281%29.jpg Board - Jeremy King - Chair (Copy) Jeremy King - Chair Jeremy King is the Director of Sustainability & Campus Improvement at Denison University located in Granville, Ohio. He is an alumna of Denison graduating in 1997 with a degree in Biology and Education. His role at Denison focuses on key sustainability-issues such as: renewable energy, energy-efficiency, local food sourcing, recycling, sustainable landscaping and transportation. In addition to the Licking Land Trust Board, he serves on the Licking Park District Board and Granville Planning Commission. Jeremy is a returned Peace Corps Volunteer having worked on sustainable development and sustainable agriculture projects in the Ecuadorian Amazon from 2007 to 2009. Jeremy taught high school science at Circleville High School in Circleville, Ohio for ten years and during that time earned a Master of Science degree in Natural Resources from The Ohio State University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1500398117101-07UC50MUIGFX1NBWS27R/PHOTO_Shana%2BByrd%2B1.jpg Board - Shana Byrd - Vice Chair (Copy) Shana Byrd - Vice Chair Whether managing nearly 2,000 acres as Dawes Arboretum’s director of land conservation or working to preserve property in her own community, Shana Byrd has a passion for conservation. She hopes to share her expertise and enthusiasm as part of the Trust’s board. “I hope to offer support in monitoring properties, working with landowners considering partnership, educating the public on the value of our work and inspiring individuals to donate resources,” she said. “I’m also interested to learn more about how I can best be of service based on needs of our community.” Shana studied biology at Ohio University and earned a master’s degree in zoology from Miami University. Before accepting her position at Dawes, she worked with the Sustainable Forestry Program of Rural Action and directed the restoration ecology program at The Wilds. She currently serves on the Ohio Invasive Plant Council Board of Directors, where she raises awareness about native plant conservation. Recent residents of Granville, Shana and her family also own a 10-acre farm in Athens County, where she helped secure adjacent property for preservation. Shana reflected, “The land trust’s relevance of today helps endear communities to their natural assets; the relevance of tomorrow will be gratitude of future generations.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1604341067619-619WUL06ZJP15T284XEW/image-asset.jpeg Board - Amy Mock - Treasurer (Copy) Amy Mock - Treasurer Amy works as a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner at an Ob-Gyn practice in Columbus, a mid-life change from her prior career in public health. Amy worked as the part-time Administrator for the Licking Land Trust from 2015 – 2019 while completing her nurse practitioner training, and has continued to volunteer with the Trust in activities such as property monitoring, fundraising, and invasive species management. Amy’s prior career focused on worker health and safety and environmental health training and advocacy. She worked as a trainer, grant writer, and program coordinator for the Health and Safety programs of two national labor unions, the United Auto Workers (UAW) and the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME). Amy and her husband, Mort Guiney, are long-time residents of Granville. They have raised their 2 daughters, Zoe and Kate, in Licking County, both of whom are now at college. Amy has also been deeply involved in several community organizations in the past, including 6th Street and Growing Community Gardens in Newark, OH and the Granville Education Foundation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1612188076580-M16WR9W9D8ACKWHRD2SC/doug.jpg Board - Doug Spieles - Secretary (Copy) Doug Spieles - Secretary Doug Spieles is a professor of environmental studies at Denison University, where he teaches courses on ecosystem management and wetland ecology. A member of the Licking Land Trust Board since 2004, Doug is interested in conservation ecology, environmental education, and ecological succession. He is the author of Protected Land: Disturbance, Stress, and American Ecosystem Management, from Springer publications. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1555697678523-PRQXNXEE0NNVRH5QW6QS/Paul+Davidson.jpg Board - Paul Davidson (Copy) Paul Davidson Paul is a farmer in Newark, Ohio, a member and past president of the Licking County Farm, Bureau, and a Trustee of the Ohio Farm Bureau from 2011 - 2018. He enjoys being a 4H Club Advisor, and is a lifetime member of the Utica FFA. He also works for Layton Excavating as a Field Superintendent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1713226689634-JX5NK7JDTBEQS62HI468/jimbidigare.jpg Board - Jim Bidigare (Copy) Jim Bidigare Jim has been a licensed real estate agent since 1995, specializing in homes and land in beautiful Licking County. He is a commissioner on the Licking County Planning Commission, and has been involved in other community and organizational planning efforts. Jim has experience as a general contractor and has a degree in architecture from MIT with emphasis on real estate law and building construction. Jim has been involved in numerous charitable and non-profit organizations, usually in a strategic planning of communications role. He has had professional and volunteer experience in annual giving programs for many years. Jim lives north of Granville on 40 acres of farmland, woods and stream and was certified organic in 1993. He is embarking on a more permaculture based approach to agriculture, relying more on perennial crops and seeking long-term sustainability. Jim has four children, recent college graduates Danielle and Luke, and Hannah, and college Sophomore, Claire. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1652145658773-FVX6M7XEXWQ85MZT5TC4/image-asset.jpeg Board - Wendy Bittel (Copy) Wendy Bittel Having lived most of her life in rural Ohio, Wendy has seldom resided more than a mile from a corn field or a farm. She has been concerned about land use and protecting wildlife habitat since she was in college. She is an avid fan of author Doug Tallamy and the Homegrown National Park initiative as an effort to create more habitat for native species. Wendy first served the Licking Land Trust as the office administrator from 2009-2015. She was deeply involved in the initial Land Trust Alliance accreditation process. Currently she works at the Licking County Library as the manager of outreach and programming. Wendy received her undergraduate degree from Miami University in interdisciplinary studies and her MLIS from Kent State University. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1684629817028-1JVZLO6GC3E0OAE3R3O7/343973169_612053064177190_3619602032969524442_n.jpg Board - Karen Goodell (Copy) Karen Goodell Karen is an ecologist and professor at The Ohio State University Newark who researches the ecology and conservation of native bees, teaches undergraduate biology, and mentors graduate and undergraduate students. Karen’s childhood in the mountains of western Massachusetts fostered a deep love of the natural world through gardening, recreation, and scenic beauty. In college at Brown University and University of California Santa Cruz, she studied biology and the environment, setting her sights on becoming an ecologist. Then Karen spent two years with the Peace Corps in Costa Rica working in integrated farm management with coffee farmers., which solidified her interest in the intersection of ecology, conservation and agriculture. She went on to receive a MSc degree in Botany and Plant Science from the Univ. of California Riverside and a PhD in Ecology and Evolution from SUNY Stony Brook. She joined the faculty at OSU Newark in 2004 in the Department of Evolution, Ecology. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1713746808675-BJPLPSZAF8AB8EY3RI53/image-asset.jpeg Board - Kristy Hawthorne (Copy) Kristy Hawthorne Kristy Hawthorne is excited to join the Licking Land Trust Board and has been working with the Trust since spring 2023. Kristy serves as an “ex officio” member of the board - someone who holds another position that is relevant to the Trust’s work. Kristy brings the knowledge, experience, and expertise of the Licking County Soil & Water Conservation District (LCSWCD), where she heads the organization as the District Program Administrator. Kristy oversees programs including Ohio Dept. of Agriculture’s Farmland Preservation Easement program, Ohio EPA’s Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System, Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District, and USDA cost share programs to help farmers adopt conservation practices. With the county’s land use changing rapidly, LCSWCD is focused on capturing data on the South Fork Licking River watershed to assist in planning and protecting water and soil resources in our communities. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1615609024377-I1998VOX7KPKWIM9HAZX/Tom%2BHenshaw.jpeg Board - Tom Henshaw (Copy) Tom Henshaw Tom Henshaw is an environmental studies professor at Denison University. His career in agriculture started as an agriculture extension volunteer with Peace Corps in Paraguay. Additionally, he has worked as an organic vegetable producer and US Customs agriculture inspector. Tom studied international business at DePauw University, has a MS in agro-ecology from the University of Florida, and a PhD in rural sociology form The Ohio State University. Deeply interested in community agriculture Tom was a founding board member of 6th Street and Growing Community Gardens in Newark in addition to the Licking Land Trust. Born and raised in Chillicothe, Tom and his wife Erin moved to Licking County in 2009 where they purchased a small piece of property and an old farm house in Granville Township. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1747157104246-QYFGQ0ID6FICRHX5GETC/Shauna_Weyrauch_May_3_2025_IMG_8189.jpg Board - Shauna Weyrauch (Copy) Shauna Weyrauch Shauna Weyrauch is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Evolution, Ecology & Organismal Biology at The Ohio State University at Newark, where she teaches introductory biology and humanitarian engineering courses. She earned her B.S. and M.S. degrees in Biology from Wright State University, and her Ph.D. in EEOB from The Ohio State University. Her research interests lie in applied ecology/conservation biology, with topics ranging from wetland restoration, to the effects of habitat fragmentation on genetic diversity of amphibians, to improving habitat for bobcats by creating artificial den sites. She co-founded Project Wild Coshocton in 2015, a project that seeks to document the recovery of Ohio’s bobcat population and learn more about the species’ habitat requirements. Shauna is also an avid nature photographer and enjoys spending time outdoors. https://lickinglandtrust.org/home daily 1.0 2026-03-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1a656711-3ae9-49e7-8551-387567ba223e/ColumbusOhioCommercialPhotography-LickingLandTrustFarms1-DiBlasioPhotography-4.jpg.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/9258c733-b962-448e-b697-bfb9692c9269/ColumbusOhioCommercialPhotography-LickingLandTrustFarms1-DiBlasioPhotography-6.jpg.webp https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/69865d8b-3f49-4aed-9972-bbeda7f5deea/ColumbusOhioCommercialPhotography-LickingLandTrustFarms1-DiBlasioPhotography-39.jpg.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/9458ded2-7f93-4319-864f-2aa827fea41d/ColumbusOhioCommercialPhotography-LickingLandTrustFarms1-DiBlasioPhotography-42.jpg.webp https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1499804711921-9Y7R8ELST2NEQ4RGNUND/image-asset.jpeg Home https://lickinglandtrust.org/administrative-director daily 0.75 2025-12-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5941756fd2b85753e26d1015/1583173249813-6U0OEQ12BW2YQSHF1LD7/image-asset.jpeg Our Administrative Director - Jen Jacquot (Copy) Jen Jacquot Jen earned a B.S. in Business Administration at OSU, and is a Certified Public Accountant, bringing professional financial expertise to the Trust. In addition to her role with the Trust, Jen also works for the Granville Area Chamber of Commerce as the Operations Director. Mother to three smart and curious children, Jen lives in Heath where one of her favorite childhood places, Dawes Arboretum, is not far away. She deeply appreciates the history, heritage, and opportunities to enjoy nature that Licking County offers her and her family. 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