Minnesota Land Trust
Adam Breininger serves as the Director of Development and Communications at Minnesota Land Trust since March 2024. Previously, Adam held various roles at Friends of the Hennepin County Library from October 2012 to February 2024, including Chief Operating Officer and Director of Development, where strategic initiatives in individual giving led to a 20% annual revenue growth and an expansion of the donor base from 3,000 to over 12,000 households. Adam's earlier experience includes roles at Minnesota Children's Museum, as Manager of Individual Giving and Development Events Manager, and at Fort Wayne Philharmonic as Assistant Director of Development, showcasing a strong track record in campaign management, donor engagement, and securing significant funding. Adam holds a Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Communication and Business Administration from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
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Minnesota Land Trust
The Minnesota Land Trust is a private, nonprofit organization that works across Minnesota with private landowners and partners to permanently protect land and shoreline and restore habitat to preserve and improve the scenic beauty, environmental services, and recreation value of our rich and diverse natural spaces. This work is more critical now than ever as we confront the twin threats of accelerating climate change and land development. Natural climate solutions including habitat defragmentation, increasing biodiversity, and carbon grounding are a part of every protection and restoration project we complete. Specifically The Minnesota Land Trust helps conserve the state's most vital natural lands through establishing and monitoring permanent, legal conservation easements. We have protected more than 75,000 acres and 460 miles of shoreline, and restored 4,886 acres of land in the most critical landscapes statewide. Our programming also includes actively connecting people to meaningful nature experiences in order to build a conservation ethos to seed future generations of conservationists. To date, we've also protected over 35 camps, nature centers, and environmental learning centers.