Watershed Land Trust, Inc.

Address:: 7211 W. 98th Terr #140
Overland Park, KS 66202 United States
Phone:: 913-685-4600
Fax:: 913-341-1331
Email:: Frank@WatershedInstitute.biz
Website:: Watershed Land Trust

Organization Narrative

The Watershed Land Trust (WLT) Is a nonprofit charitable organization which was formed to hold land in fee simple and/or conservation easements in perpetuity. Most Land Trust's mission is to hold vast areas of land typically in large sections. The WLT is unique in that its mission and focus is to preserve watersheds, waterways, streams, rivers, lakes, wetlands, and adjacent (riparian) corridors and green space primarily for the benefit of water quality. Often times, these will be mitigation sites or in other words, sites that were created or improved as a result of an adverse impact elsewhere.

General Services

Education
Grant Assistance
Facilitation Resources

BMP's / Tech Implementation Services

Stream bank stabilization & restoration
Wetland management
Stormwater
Erosion control

Additional Services

Land Trust and Conservation Easements -
The Watershed Land Trust (WLT) Is a nonprofit charitable organization which was formed to hold land in fee simple and/or conservation easements in perpetuity. Most Land Trust's mission is to hold vast areas of land typically in large sections. The WLT is unique in that its mission and focus is to preserve watersheds, waterways, streams, rivers, lakes, wetlands, and adjacent (riparian) corridors and green space primarily for the benefit of water quality. Often times, these will be mitigation sites or in other words, sites that were created or improved as a result of an adverse impact elsewhere.

Service Area

Watershed Land Trust, Inc. provides services in the areas listed below:

All - We serve the entire state

WRAPS Projects we're currently working with

The Watershed Land Trust works closely with the Watershed Institute who works closely with Clarks Creek WRAPS; Grouse-Silver Creek WRAPS; Lower Smokey Hill WRAPS; Marion WRAPS; and the Big Hill WRAPS. The Institute also works on projects funded through the NRCS, KDWP, State Conservation Commission, The Kansas Water Office, EPA, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

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