Serenity: the state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled… In the woods of the Ozarks, what some might call a “deep holler,” you can truly escape and find serenity among the sights, sounds, and creatures of nature. Where worries become memory and now is all that matters. Land is My Serenity…The Land Trust Alliance has […]

Four new board members began work upon their confirmation at June’s ORLT Board Meeting. Traycee Verdun—Chapman, David Taylor, Ann Korschgen, and John Yarbrough bring a wealth of knowledge, experience, and passion for conservation to ORLT. We’ll highlight each new member in upcoming newsletters. You will find Ann’s brief biography below. American Heritage textbooks, yellowing with […]

Spring is that time to re-commit to Ozark Regional Land Trust and its important work to preserve the conservation legacy of the Ozarks. Memberships expire on May 31. We ask ORLT supporters to be generous again and renew your commitment to the Ozarks. Membership dollars support staff time in the fields, hills and streams. Your […]

The Spring Membership Renewal Campaign has brought longtime friends and new friends to Ozark Regional Land Trust. From as far away as Washington State and North Carolina to as close as Jefferson City and Bentonville, ORLT members renewed their commitment to conserve and protect land in the Ozarks forever.Your membership dollars fund the ongoing activities […]

Funded primarily by private support and membership, Ozark Regional Land Trust relies on generous contributions to help conserve and protect the Ozark landscape in Arkansas and Missouri.Giving to your favorite organizations is personal, so we offer several options. No matter how you support ORLT, we hope you take pride in knowing your investment will sustain […]