Land Exchanges

Land exchanges are arrangements where two parties, usually government agencies or private entities, swap parcels of land to better serve their interests. This process often helps improve land management, protect natural resources, or resolve land disputes. Typically, the exchanged lands are of similar value to ensure fairness. These transactions can involve federal, state, tribal, or private landholders and are often used to consolidate holdings, provide public access, or facilitate development projects, all while aiming for mutually beneficial outcomes.