With over a decade of marketing, public relations, and nonprofit experience, Hope manages Colorado River Land Trust’s membership, events, and outreach programs.
Hope can often be found on a central Texas river in her kayak with a fly rod in hand, or enjoying a peaceful evening on the front porch with her husband and two Australian Shepherds, Quigley and Claude.
When it comes to purchasing gear that can stand up against Texas’ wind, water, and unyielding rays, not all are created equally. We’ve rounded up five of our favorite hunting and fishing products that’ll have you fully prepared for warm weather adventures or activities.
Amber Haynes wears many hats as the CEO of outdoor women's apparel company McKenna Quinn: marketer, hunter, angler, and designer are just a few. Whether in the field or stream, Haynes is dedicated to making sure women are comfortable and well-dressed.
It’s been over two years since Jason and Ashley Roberts first worked with Colorado River Land Trust to protect Windemere Farms, their scenic and historical 210-acre property in Hays County. And last month, the Roberts family conserved an additional 84-acres of Windemere Farms, adding to an existing network of beautiful, protected land near the headwaters of the San Marcos River.
This past year, Colorado River Land Trust welcomed four new members to serve on our board of directors. Not only are they all private landowners in Texas, but each of them brings years of community involvement to their role.
Situated on the shores of Lake Travis, the 124-acre Candlelight Ranch is an iconic Texas landscape featuring towering limestone bluffs along the Colorado River, a beautiful grotto, and a spring-fed creek surrounded by grasslands and oak groves.
Colorado River Land Trust is excited to welcome Hope Boatright to the team as our new Development Manager.
In October, we welcomed nearly 100 golfers to the gorgeous The Golf Club at Star Ranch for our 2nd annual Golf Classic to benefit Texas land conservation.
TM Ranch is a 215-acre wildlife and outdoor sport recreation oasis located between Austin and Marble Falls in the heart of the Texas Hill Country—one of the fastest-growing regions in Texas.
On a warm evening in September, board members, stakeholders, staff, and valued partners of Colorado River Land Trust celebrated the launch of the nonprofit’s rebrand with cocktails and hors d’oeuvres at the Big Easy Ranch in Columbus, TX.
