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West Texas Conservation Gets New Leadership
Feb. 1, 2010: Former Odessa police chief Chris Pipes named new Davis Mountains Project director.

Hill Country Landowners Protect Blanco River
Jan. 26, 2010: Families donate two conservation easements totalling 2,533 acres that will protect the Blanco River and critical Edwards Aquifer recharge lands.

Easement Gives Ocelots Room to Roam
Dec. 14, 2009: Yturria family partners with the Conservancy to protect 1,300 acres thornbscrub habitat in South Texas for rare cats.

2009: The Year in Conservation in Texas
Dec. 1, 2009: Look back at the year's events and stories that shaped conservation in the Lone Star State and beyond in Texas Conservation Milestones 2009.

Jeremy Pryor: Lower Brazos River Field Representative
November 16, 2009: Promoting conservation throughout the Columbia Bottomlands, known as the 'Cradle of Texas.'

Mexico Creates New 826,000-Acre Conservation Region
October 8, 2009: Ocampo protected area fills key gap in 3.3 million-acre Mexico/Texas conservation work comprised of parks, wildlife refuges and Conservancy projects.

Conservancy/U.S. Army Partner to Protect Endangered Species
September 17, 2009: New Camp Bullis cooperative agreement will benefit wildlife and ensure continued operations at important military training facility.


Conservancy and Partners Protect 5,100 Acres of Aquifer Land
July 14, 2009: The Conservancy, the city of San Antonio and Green Spaces Alliance have partnered with Uvalde landowners to protect Edwards Aquifer lands.

Workplace Giving - EarthShare of Texas
Images (top to bottom): Photo © Clay Carrington/TNC (Bill Johnson); Photo © TNC (ocelot); Photo © Wyman Meizner (Dolan Falls); Photo © Clay Carrington/TNC (Jeremy Pryor); Photo © Hernando Cabral/TNC (Ocampo); Photo © Rich Kostecke/TNC (golden-cheeked warbler); Photo © Jesse Valdez/TNC (Hadley Pond).
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