Un-managed Land: Squatters & Trusts. - by Matthew Claudel

Notes on Common Ground | Note 6

Un-managed Land: Squatters & Trusts. Notes on Common Ground | Note 6 Matthew Claudel Sep 08, 2021 3 Share This is my sixth note on common ground. The project is starting to find a cadence, and patterns are emerging. One is the phrase “land management” — I’ve written it a couple dozen times. Clearly it's useful to me, though I can’t say that there’s a sharp definition in my mind. It seems like I’ve been using it as a stand-in for a slough of ideas; land use policy (things like zoning), and the ongoing practice of engaging with natural systems, as well as the overarching system of property right

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