Mineral Assessments for Conservation Easements in Wisconsin

From the dataset abstract

If you’re thinking about donating land as a conservation easement but don’t own the subsurface (known as “severed mineral rights”), then you’ll need an assessment of the land’s mineral potential to determine whether the easement will qualify as a charitable tax deduction. Geologists at the Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey perform this service. Learn how we prepare mineral assessments and their limitations as well as the basics about severed mineral rights, mineral deposits, and conservation easements.

Source: Mineral Assessments for Conservation Easements in Wisconsin

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Additional Information

Author Stewart, E.K.;
Publication Year 2021
Series number WOFR2021-05
Resource Type Report
Physical Description 16 p.
Geographic Area Statewide
Tags Metallic Minerals, Nonmetallic Minerals
ISSN 0375-8265