See Where We Work

With preserves and projects across the state, chances are the Conservancy is working in your backyard. Use our interactive map to see if we're where you are. Check out our events calendar to see

Get Involved

Find out how you can help preserve the natural treasures of texas.

Jermey Pryor, Lower Brazos field representative (Columbia)

Promoting conservation in a region known as the 'Cradle of Texas.'

John Karges, former West Texas Program manager (Alpine)

A profile from the UT Arlington Magazine.

Rebecca Flack, Western RIvers Program director (Medina)

Helping Texas landowners protect our most important natural resources.

David Lake (San Antonio)

Creating architecture that marries sustainability, beauty and function.

Ted Flato (San Antonio)

Promoting smart urban growth and designing buildings that work with, not against, the natural environment.

Tom Chancellor (Fort Worth)

Helping clients make socially concious, yet profitable, investments.

Susan Nenney & Louis Parks  (Wimberley)

Banding together with neighbors to practice cooperative conservation in the Blanco River watershed.

Robert McCurdy (Bastrop)

Rolling up his sleeves to conserve the West Texas landscape he loves.

Jim & Stephanie Varnum (Greenville)

Protecting the tallgrass prairie in concert with staff from the Conservancy's Clymer Meadow Preserve.

George Cofer (Uvalde)

Practicing what he preaches about conservation easements and working with family to protect the Frio River.

Derril Franzen (Collegeport)

Farming along the Texas Gulf Coast with wildlife and conservation in mind.

Jan Roberts (Austin)

A conservation ethic forged in Texas and nurtured through world travels.

Phyllis and Roger Sherman 
(San Antonio)

Second generation Legacy Club members helping protect the natural heritage of Texas' Gulf Coast.