Clark Mountain Community Land Trust

The Clark Mountain Community Land Trust (CMCLT) is a democratically-run 501(c)(3) organization that provides collectively-owned land and affordable housing for social, economic, and ecological justice. Our aim is to transform the economics of land ownership, to build a muti-generational land-base for social movements, and to protect and steward affordable housing, undeveloped wildland, farmland and water for our communities and for future generations. We do this by removing land from the speculative market, placing its ownership into a member-run trust, and then placing its ongoing use directly into the hands of people and projects who are enacting values of cooperation, mutual aid, and ecological respect.

See http://www.clarkmountainclt.org/

 
 

Clark Mountain Community Land Trust

The Clark Mountain Community Land Trust (CMCLT) is a democratically-run 501(c)(3) organization that provides collectively-owned land and affordable housing for social, economic, and ecological justice. Our aim is to transform the economics of land ownership, to build a muti-generational land-base for social movements, and to protect and steward affordable housing, undeveloped wildland, farmland and water for our communities and for future generations. We do this by removing land from the speculative market, placing its ownership into a member-run trust, and then placing its ongoing use directly into the hands of people and projects who are enacting values of cooperation, mutual aid, and ecological respect.

See http://www.clarkmountainclt.org/

 
 

Clark Mountain Community Land Trust

The Clark Mountain Community Land Trust (CMCLT) is a democratically-run organization that provides collectively-owned land and affordable housing for social, economic, and ecological justice. Our aim is to transform the economics of land ownership, to build a muti-generational land-base for social movements, and to protect and steward affordable housing, undeveloped wildland, farmland and water for our communities and for future generations. We do this by removing land from the speculative market, placing its ownership into a member-run trust, and then placing its ongoing use directly into the hands of people and projects who are enacting values of cooperation, mutual aid, and ecological respect.

See http://www.clarkmountainclt.org/

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