### trust:

Land trust
* Most land trusts are also involved in environmental education
  - private, nonprofit corporations
* Some land trusts are also involved in conservation education and related activities
  - very particular about the lands that they receive or purchase
  - help negotiate conservation transactions in which they play no other role
  - preserve many different types of land
  - purchase or accept donations of land or of conservative easements
* accept outright donations of property or conservation easements to prevent development.
* acquire, through purchase or donation, land or conservation easements on land.
* are an important tool for protecting land resources for the public benefit
  - experts at helping landowners find ways to protect their land
  - generally private, nonprofit charitable corporations dedicated to land conservation
  - natural partners in preserving our nation's land legacy
  - non-profit, charitable organizations which save land for public benefit
  - nonprofit organizations that work to protect open space
  - often all or almost-all volunteer organizations with limited budgets and resources
* are one of the fastest growing environmental movements
  - tool to prevent the loss of low income housing
  - tools people can use
* can act as a catalyst when public agencies want to buy protective interests in land
  - also purchase or accept donations of land, or manage land owned by others
  - help owners establish conservation easements
* help advise landowners on how to preserve their land.
* operate in rural, urban, and suburban areas.
* play important roles in watershed or community planning.
* protect land permanently and directly
  - that has natural, recreational, scenic, historic or productive value
  - property from development in more than one way
* provide a cost-effective approach to conservation.
* work cooperatively with landowners,the community, and government agencies.

Mutual trust
* comes from the past behavior of both parties.
* is an integral part of the components of job satisfaction
  - natural when mutual respect is nurtured
* is the foundation of successful partnerships
  - most important condition for the expression of deeper thought and feelings
* starts from communication and mutual understanding.

### trust | public trust:

Public employment
* is the most highly unionised sector of the economy.
* public trust.

Pure trust
* Pure Trusts are how the very wealthy protect their assets.
* are for security, asset protection, and the long term.

Testamentary trust
* are trusts that come into existence or are funded on the death of an individual.
* is trust.

Turbidity
* Some turbidities lead to death
  - turbidity can mean that there are harmful contaminants in the water
* Turbidities are cloudinesses.
* affects the aesthetic quality of water.
* blocks the sunlight that is so vital to aquatic life.
* can be an indicator of erosion, excessive nutrient loading and algal growth.
* caused by phytoplankton is usually highest in late summer - prime growing season.
* causes drinking water to be aesthetically objectionable.
* is basically a measure of how cloudy the water is
  - cloudiness caused by sediment in suspension
  - when water gets churned up with silt
* poses big problems in Florida s surface waters.
* refers to how clear the water is
  - minute particles suspended in the water
* refers to the amount of suspended sediment within the water column
  - waters sediment levels
* relates to the clarity of water
  - effect that suspended particles have on water clarity
* serves as an indicator for the effectiveness of the water treatment process.
* threatens fish and other aquatic life.

### turbidity:

High turbidity
* can hinder the effectiveness of disinfectants
  - reduce the effectiveness of disinfection
* indicates a risk of parasites, such as cryptosporidium.
* reduces the penetration of light.