TEXAS

Texas is losing agricultural land faster than any other state in the nation. The size of Texas disguises the urgency of the problem because it seems like we've got a lot of land. But if this trend continues, we could wake up one day and see that it has gone too far. What will we do then?... The result was the creation of the Texas Agricultural Land Trust, a Texas non-profit organization. Modeled on agricultural land trusts in Colorado, Wyoming and California, Texas Ag Land Trust promotes the conservation of open space, wildlife habitats, and natural resources on Texas' private working lands. Governed by a Board of Directors comprised of men and women who own land themselves, Texas Ag Land Trust today has partnered with landowners to conserve hundreds of thousands of acres of prime working lands. Created by farmers and ranchers for farmers and ranchers, Texas Ag Land Trust is proud to play a role in conserving part of Texas' legacy of wide open spaces... Leaders from Texas &..

Also known as: Texas Ag Land Trust, Texas Agricultural Land Trust

Primary location: San Antonio United States