Conservation Law, P.C.
Conservation Law, P.C. is a conservation law firm devoted to protecting working landscapes and environmentally significant lands in Colorado and the Rocky Mountain West, and in ensuring the permanence and perpetual nature of this land conservation.
Jessica Jay, the founding partner of Conservation Law, P.C., is devoted to ensuring the permanence of conservation through sound land conservation transactions and the defense and enforcement of perpetual conservation easements. She and Conservation Law, P.C. represent and partner with land trusts, government entities, and landowners to conserve working landscapes and environmentally significant properties in Colorado and the Rocky Mountain West. Conservation Law, P.C. actively engages conservation professionals, land trusts, and landowners in conservation workshops, and Ms. Jay guides the next generation of land conservationists through her Land Conservation Law courses at the Vermont Law School and the University of Denver's Sturm College of Law.
Conservation Law, P.C. collaborates with the land trust community and easement holders to develop and implement legal defense and enforcement mechanisms for easement holders, to design and protect conservation easement incentives, and to protect and defend easements and their perpetual nature during both legal and legislative challenges.
Upcoming Lectures
CCLT Webinar regarding Conservation Easements and Water Rights, Dates TBD
Land Conservation Law Course, Vermont Law School, Summer Session, Term 3, July 12th-22d, 2010, South Royalton, Vermont
Conservation Easements: When Perpetuity isn't Forever, Hot Topic Lecture, Vermont Law School, July, South Royalton, Vermont





