Texas Land Trust Council
The Texas Land Trust Council (TLTC) is a collection of land trusts operating throughout the state of Texas. Visit their website to locate land trusts operating in your area. Learn More
The Texas Land Trust Council (TLTC) is a collection of land trusts operating throughout the state of Texas. Visit their website to locate land trusts operating in your area. Learn More
The American Farmland Trust promotes the protection of agricultural land through technical assistance, conservation easements, and financial grants. For more information on their programs, visit the website linked below. Learn More
The Upper Trinity Conservation Trust provides grants to improve water quality and riparian areas in alignment with the Denton County Greenbelt Plan. The organization can also help permanently protect land through a conservation easement. To learn more about both programs, click below to visit their website. Learn More
The Native Prairies Association of Texas (NPAT) is an accredited land trust which can place permanent protections on land through a conservation easement. To learn more about conservation easements and the restoration work NPAT carries out on its partner properties, click below to visit their website. Learn More
The National Grazing Lands Coalition’s Legacy Landscape program offers technical and financial support to cow-calf operations interested in improving their record keeping and implementing improvements to the land. Learn More
The Wildlife Habitat Federation (WHF) provides on the ground management, restoration, and habitat conservation to landowners throughout the state. Through their conservation planning and assistance program, WHF will work with you to plan and fund your habitat improvement and restoration efforts. To learn more about WHF and apply for their programs, click below. Learn More
Audubon Texas offers assistance to Texas landowners through educational workshops, technical guidance, conservation partnerships, and participation in the Audubon Conservation Ranching Program. To learn more about the program and how Audubon can help you, contact us at [email protected] or click below to visit our website. Learn More
The Rio Grande Joint Venture (RGJV) is a public-private partnership working to plan, implement, and monitor conservation action and science in the Rio Grande valley and surrounding areas. They collaborate with GRIP, LIP, and Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program to bring landowners cost assistance for conservation efforts. To learn more about what RGJV offers…
The Playa Lakes Joint Venture (PLJV) is a non-profit organization dedicated to conserving the playas and prairies within the Texas Panhandle to benefit birds, other wildlife, and people. Playa lakes are essential habitat components of many wildlife species, and serve as major sources of groundwater recharge. PLJV works to restore and maintain these pertinent habitats…
The Grassland Restoration Incentive Program (GRIP) is a multi-organization partnership program in Texas and Oklahoma aimed at combatting the steep decline of grassland bird species. GRIP is designed to offer another source of cost-share funding to landowners in eligible counties wishing to improve their habitat through brush management, prescribed burning, range planting, and a number…