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ABOUT THE NSLA
![[bullet]](images/pixel_99CC00.gif) Why We Work to Protect
Open Space
Land Protection Goals
Conservation Approach
NSLA Organization
PROTECTING LAND
How to Protect Land
Draft Conservation
Easement
Tax Advantages
Model Ordinances
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Volunteer to Help
Join the NSLA Legacy Club
Start a Local NSLA Chapter
Conserve Your Own Land
Purchase a Property for
Conservation
Encourage Others to
Protect Their Land
NEWS & EVENTS
FREQUENTLY ASKED
QUESTIONS
CONTACT US
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Organization of the NSLA
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Board of Trustees
Trustee Emeritus
Daniel P. Davison
Carter Bales, Chairman
Luis Rinaldini, Vice Chairman
Rosemary Bourne, Treasurer
Elizabeth Ainslie
John Bralower
Gilbert Chapman III
Hal Davidson
Nancy Douzinas
Mark Fasciano
Max Geddes
Jane Greenleaf
Leland Hairr
Hoyle Jones
Nancy Kelley
Tom Lieber
Bridget Macaskill
Clarence Michalis
Jonathan Moore
Judy Murray
Barry Osborn
Patsy Randolph
Julie Rinaldini
Hollis Russell
Larry Schmidlapp
Frank Segarra
Zach Taylor
Terry Thielen
Paula Weir
Karl Wellner
Gail Wickes
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Advisory Board
Mike Blumenfeld, Residents for a More Beautiful Port Washington
Ann Cannell, Volunteer
Judith Chapman, North Shore Wildlife Sanctuary
Louise Harrison, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Neal Lewis, The Neighborhood Network
Bob MacKay, S.P.L.I.A. or The Society for the Preservation Long Island Antiquities
Sarah Meyland, Professor, New York Institute of Technology
Peter Schiff, Advisor
John Turner, Town of Brookhaven Open Space Commission
Rick Webel, Advisor
Richard Weir, Cornell Professor
Staff
Lisa Ott, President
Judith Goldsborough Schnier, Associate Director
Barbara Hoover, Associate Director
Jane Jackson, Associate Director
Carol Schmidlapp, Associate Director
Mimi DeSena, Bookkeeper
Andrea Millwood, Office Manager
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 Our Collaboration with The Nature Conservancy
The Nature Conservancy ("TNC") with its years of successful land preservation activity, supports the NSLA's efforts by providing expert counsel and training on land conservation issues. This very important collaboration supports both organizations goals by
ensuring that large and small properties on Long Island's North Shore will be preserved in perpetuity.
Our Other Collaborations
The NSLA will work with local government, conservation-minded civic organizations and individuals to protect the rapidly declining open spaces on the North Shore of Long Island.
Included in those groups are the
Nassau County Executive's Office, http://www.nassaucountyny.gov
Nassau County Parks Department, http://www.co.nassau.ny.us/parks.html
Towns of Huntington, http://town.huntington.ny.us
Oyster Bay, http://www.town-of-oyster-bay.org
North Hempstead, http://www.northhempstead.com
Hempstead, http://www.townofhempstead.org
Smithtown, http://www.smithtowninfo.com
All North Shore Villages,
Senator Carl Marcellino, http://www.senatormarcellino.com
Town of Oyster Bay S.E.A. Fund, http://www.town-of-oyster-bay.org
Land Trust Alliance, http://www.lta.org
League of Conservation Voters, http://www.lcv.org
Long Island Pine Barrens Society, http://www.pinebarrens.org
North Shore Wildlife Sanctuary
Residents for A More Beautiful Port Washington, http://www.pwresidents.org
Friends of the Bay, http://friendsofthebay.org
Oyster Bay Civic Association
T.R. Sanctuary
Bailey Arboretum,www.baileyarboretum.org
Trust for Public Lands, http://www.tpl.org
Long Island Drinking Water Coalition
with many more to come.
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