A national trust charter is a foundational document defining a land trust’s mission, governance, and ethical standards. It guides the protection of historic sites and natural spaces, ensuring public benefit and permanent stewardship. Used by trustees to manage assets, it benefits communities by preserving heritage, enabling conservation easements, and fostering transparent, enduring environmental guardianship for future generations.
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