Note: The Saskatchewan Bird Checklist includes 436 species of birds recorded in Saskatchewan. 393 species in the main boady have been confirmed by a specimin, photograph or sound recording. Another 43 hypothetical species, lacking similar evidence, as listed separately. Conservation easements are voluntary legal agreements that assist landowners in protecting their land. The agreement is between the grantor (landowner) and holder (conservation organizations, government agencies or rural municipalities). Landowners retain ownership of the land, while at the same time committing to conserve the natural integrity of the site by limiting the amount and type of development, however, haying and grazing are allowed. Nature Saskatchewan does not actively pursue the holding of conservation easements. For a complete and detailed explanation of Conservation Easements please check out the following PDF provided by the Prairie Conservation Action Plan.
Some Facts about Conservation Easements
Who is Eligible to Hold a CE in Saskatchewan?