Conservation Easement

Conservation Easements on private land in Saskatchewan.

Conservation easements are legal agreements between a landowner and a conservation agency to preserve natural features and resources on private lands. Under these agreements, landowners continue to own and manage the land which provides benefits to both the landowner and the environment.
As a landowner, you can take steps to preserve your property"s conservation values, and retain use of the land, by entering into an agreement with an eligible conservation agency or level of government.
Conservation easements can be permanent or granted for a specified time. They may be applied to the entire property or just a portion containing the natural features.
A conservation easement is an option for any landowner whose land contains conservation value.

Reasons why an easement may be granted:
-To protect, enhance or restore a natural area;
-To preserve an open stretch of land; or
-To retain significant archaeological or historic features.

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Last Updated July 8, 2026, 08:12 (UTC)
Created March 24, 2026, 21:02 (UTC)
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Title
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Conservation Easement
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Conservation Easements on private land in Saskatchewan.

Conservation easements are legal agreements between a landowner and a conservation agency to preserve natural features and resources on private lands. Under these agreements, landowners continue to own and manage the land which provides benefits to both the landowner and the environment.
As a landowner, you can take steps to preserve your property"s conservation values, and retain use of the land, by entering into an agreement with an eligible conservation agency or level of government.
Conservation easements can be permanent or granted for a specified time. They may be applied to the entire property or just a portion containing the natural features.
A conservation easement is an option for any landowner whose land contains conservation value.

Reasons why an easement may be granted:
-To protect, enhance or restore a natural area;
-To preserve an open stretch of land; or
-To retain significant archaeological or historic features.
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7488.0
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1588778012891r09459972744493506
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2020-05-06
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public
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GOS Standard Unrestricted Use Data Licence v2.0
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https://gos-initiative-saskatchewan.hub.arcgis.com/datasets/saskatchewan::conservation-easement
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Owner
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Saskatchewan.Government
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Government of Saskatchewan
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[email protected]
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Government of Saskatchewan
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Saskatchewan.Government
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2026-07-02
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b57c835f3afa4dd98ebd10380794c986
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English
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https://gos-initiative-saskatchewan.hub.arcgis.com/datasets/saskatchewan::conservation-easement
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Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment
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4340
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38
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164920
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