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About Ozark Land Trust

The Ozark Land Trust is part of an exciting and essential conservation movement throughout the United States that now includes well over a thousand land trusts. OLT has dozens of projects protecting more than 33,000 acres of land throughout the Ozark region, in both Missouri and Arkansas.
Job Opening: Arkansas Conservation Projects Manager
Join the Ozark Land Trust Team!
Ozark Land Trust is seeking a passionate, motivated Arkansas Conservation Projects Manager to lead land conservation efforts throughout the Arkansas Ozark Bioregion. This is an exciting opportunity to work directly with landowners, conservation partners, and communities to permanently protect the beautiful natural resources in the Ozarks.
What is a Land Trust?
A land trust is a nonprofit organization that, as all or part of its mission, actively works to conserve land by undertaking or assisting in land or conservation easement acquisition, by its stewardship of such land or easements, or by encouraging or assisting with good land use practices.
How to Protect Your Land

A Conservation Easement (C.E.) is an agreement in which a property owner limits development and restricts other activities on their land in order to protect its natural resources (forests, wetlands, streams, scenery, etc.).
Recent News & Events
- Protecting the Meramec River Watershed June 15, 2026
- Give STL Day May 7, 2026
- OLT Merch Shop April 28, 2026
- Springfield Earth Day Non-Profit Beneficiary April 20, 2026
- Director’s Compass December 22, 2025


