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Event: Hill Country Workshop for Landowners on Conservation Easements

A workshop for landowners in the Hill Country on how to protect their land with a conservation easement agreement will be held in Johnson City on Oct. 23.

by Carol Flake

A conservation easement on this approximately 2,000-acre ranch in Medina County is part of San Antonio's aggressive aquifer-protection program
Credit: Muliadi Soenaryo

What: A workshop for landowners in the Hill Country about how to steward and protect their land investment with a conservation easement agreement.   

Who: Sponsored by the Hill Country Land Trust and the Hill Country Alliance in conjunction with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas Wildlife Association, Texas Land Conservancy, Hill Country Conservancy, Guadalupe-Blanco River Trust, the Nature Conservancy of Texas, Devils River Conservancy, Colorado River Land Trust, Wimberley Valley Watershed Association and the Green Spaces Alliance of South Texas.

When: Friday, Oct. 23, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Where: Pedernales Electric Cooperative Headquarters Auditorium, 201 S. Avenue F, Johnson City

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