HQ Function

Serves as the national administrative and advocacy hub, coordinating policy efforts, research, and national programs to protect farmland and support farmers across the United States.

Notable Features:

Strategically located in the nation's capital to facilitate engagement with federal policymakers, national agricultural organizations, and other key stakeholders.

Work Culture:

Mission-driven, collaborative, and evidence-based, with a strong focus on impactful conservation outcomes and supporting diverse agricultural communities. Staff are passionate about sustainable agriculture and land protection.

HQ Significance:

Central point for AFT's national strategy, policy advocacy, and coordination of its numerous regional efforts. Its Washington D.C. location is key for influencing federal agricultural and conservation policy.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters' function and location reflect AFT's commitment to national leadership, science-based solutions, policy influence, and strategic coordination in agricultural land conservation and farmer support.

Location:

American Farmland Trust primarily focuses its efforts within the United States, working on national, regional, and state levels to protect farmland, promote sound farming practices, and keep farmers on the land. While its direct operational presence is domestic, its research, policy innovations, and success stories in sustainable agriculture and land conservation often serve as models and resources for international organizations and countries facing similar challenges related to food security, land use, and climate change.

Street Address:

1150 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 600

City:

Washington

State/Province:

D.C.

Country:

USA