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The Nature Conservancy has protected land and water in Texas since 1964. To date, we’ve conserved nearly one million acres of land and more than 200 miles of rivers and streams. With your support, we can continue working to safeguard the state’s natural landscapes, preserve the Gulf of Mexico and improve the resilience of Texas cities for future generations to enjoy.
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What We Do in the Lone Star State
We're working collaboratively with partners to protect nature and develop sound science that supports ecology, economy, public health and equity.
How We Work with Fire in Texas
Prescribed fire is the most important land management and stewardship tool we use for conservation. Learn more about how TNC's Texas Chapter works with fire to help people and nature thrive.
The Natural Infrastructure of San Antonio
The growing pains of this Central Texas city also mean big opportunities for incorporating natural infrastructure and nature-based solutions.
Enchanted Rock: A Texas Treasure
In 1978, The Nature Conservancy purchased Enchanted Rock, setting into motion the permanent protection of one of Texas' most beloved landmarks.
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The Nature Conservancy in Texas Supports Proposition 14 to Create the Centennial Parks Conservation Fund
On November 7, 2023, Texans will vote on 14 propositions, including a $1 billion fund to grow Texas parks for future generations.
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Natural Infrastructure: See What Nature's Developing
As Texas' population continues to grow, nature—and its many benefits—remains one of the best solutions to help meet the state’s mounting infrastructure needs.
Safeguarding Species
Nature’s Comebacks
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Endangered Species Act. To commemorate this landmark legislation, we’re celebrating 50 underdog species that are bouncing back from low numbers, thanks to conservation efforts by TNC and partners. Check out these species from across the nation, like the Attwater's prairie chicken in Texas.
See the Places We Protect in Your Community
With 37 nature preserves and conservation properties and more than 150 easements, we have to date protected nearly 1 million acres in Texas.
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PLACES WE PROTECT: Davis Mountains Preserve in West Texas. © Jerod Foster
PLACES WE PROTECT: Barton Creek Habitat Preserve in Central Texas. © Rich Kostecke
PLACES WE PROTECT: Independence Creek Preserve in West Texas. © Jerod Foster
PLACES WE PROTECT: The Roy E. Larsen Sandyland Sanctuary in Southeast Texas. © R.J. Hinkle
PLACES WE PROTECT: Clymer Meadow Preserve in North Texas. © Justin Parker
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