We protect Texas

Who We Are


Land unites us all

As Texans, we believe in our responsibility to protect our own backyard and conserve our most valuable resources—our land, water, and traditions. As an accredited 501(c)(3) nonprofit land trust, our service area spans from the high plains in west Texas, through the Hill Country, to the productive farmland and coastal fisheries and wetlands near the Gulf of Mexico.

To maintain the Texas lifestyle we all know and are proud of, we have to protect our home. We have to earn the right to the landscape and its traditions. That all comes with working together to conserve the land that unites us.

Our Team

Colorado River Land Trust is governed by a board of directors comprised of volunteers from varying professional backgrounds and powered by an experienced, driven staff.


TEXAS EARNED

We believe that Texas makes us better. That Texas is a privilege. And Texas is earned. This means it’s our duty to maintain and conserve Texas—our home. Just like the certainty that the land will continue to change and our rivers will keep on flowing, one thing we can guarantee: the work of Colorado River Land Trust is rooted in forever.

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Now this is one to write home about. The redfish tail says it all—our latest edition of Texas Earned is officially hitting mailboxes! 🎣☀️

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Land. The Lone Star State leads the nation in total numbers of farms, ranches and livestock production. From cattle to cotton, we conserve farmland, water, and wildlife habitat by working closely with ranchers and farmers to protect Texas.
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Water. The Colorado River is the largest in the nation that begins and ends in the same state—Texas. This vast river supplies drinking water to millions of people each year, offers unmatched recreational opportunities, and provides critical wildlife habitat. The Colorado River, along with the surrounding tributaries, waterways, and wetlands, is the lifeblood of Texas.
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Traditions. Land conservation protects the natural resources, habitat, and landscapes on which wildlife and outdoor recreation depend. Protecting it today ensures it will be here for future generations of hunters, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts. 
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