Land Trust Alliance
Last page edit: November 5, 2026

| The Golden Rule is that whoever holds the wealth or financial power dictates how things are done. So follow the money to find out who is deciding the agenda. There are two primary factors involved, who are they getting funding from and who they are funding. |
| Most of the linked and non-linked Canadian organizations are (Green Funding) both a federal and provincial tax write-off. So instead of contributing to medical services, hospitals, and healthcare programs in our province or nation, they avoid paying taxes by giving the funds to radical environmentalists, funding the the Climate Imperative. Almost every organization listed below subscribe to the the Climate Imperative. |
As is the case most of the time, this organization likely started with good intentions and remanded that way till they were swallowed up by radical groups. Pay particular attention to “money shuffle” how American funds get shuffled in Eco Radical Organizations.The Land Trust Alliance has it’s headquarters in the United States.
Who is funding the Land Trust Alliance?
| Bullitt Foundation |
Endswell Foundation | |
| ECHO Foundation (Fondation Écho) “Infiltrated” | Real Estate Foundation of British Columbia | |
| Vancouver Foundation | Victoria Foundation | Wildlife Habitat Canada |
| EJLB Foundation “Infiltrated” | Vancity | TD/Canada Trust Friends of the Environment Foundation |
| TREC – Training Resources for the Environmental Community | Hamber Foundation “Infiltrated” | Hamber Foundation “Infiltrated” |
| The Land Conservancy of Canada | Islands Trust / Islands Trust Fund “Infiltrated” | Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation |
| Environment Canada / Canadian Wildlife Service – Federal Liberal Government |
After the get funded, who did they shuffle money to?
| Cowichan Community Land Trust | Galiano Conservancy | Denman Conservancy |
| Land Conservancy of BC | Salt Spring Island Conservancy | Nature Conservancy of Canada |
| Islands Trust Fund | Nature Trust of BC | |
LTABC says it currently represents 35 land-trust members and provides members with small grants “as they are available.”

