Texas Agricultural Land Trust

Landowners, corporations, funders, conservation organizations, and agency staff will converge to explore and develop innovative conservation approaches this October at the Working Lands Innovation Summit. AgriCapture AgSpire and Grassroots Carbon will be joining us to dive into how their organizations are driving forward sustainable practices and pioneering solutions for the future of our working lands. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be part of the conversation and shape the future of conservation. https://lnkd.in/gMUnDCS8

New year, same mission here at TALT - empowering landowners with the tools to reach their conservation goals. Would you share with us one of your land goals for 2025? 👇

Your land, Your legacy. A conservation easement is a tool for perpetuity. Download our comprehensive landowner guide now to see if it is the right fit for you. https://lnkd.in/gmJpV_wy

Created by landowners, for landowners, TALT deeply understands the unique challenges of owning and managing land. That’s why we’re dedicated to conserving Texas’ grasslands, wildlife habitats, aquifers, and scenic landscapes for generations to come. Together, we are ensuring a future for Texas' working lands and the families that steward them.

‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the land, Texas’ wide-open spaces were ever so grand. The ranchers and farmers had done their part, Conserving the lands so close to their heart. With Texas skies stretching, both starry and bright, The future looked hopeful, secure in their sight. “Merry Christmas,” they called, “to the land we hold tight, And to all Texans, a peaceful good night!” 🎄

Thanks to your generous support, we are 75% of the way to our $50,000 match goal! Give today to the future of working lands, family legacies, and all the many benefits of our rural lands. https://lnkd.in/gbztsgSy

Did you miss last week's webinar? Watch it now on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/ggAeDMPn

This week, TALT had the privilege of supporting the Texas Grazing Mentors Network in its mission to educate and empower the next generation of ranchers. Mentors from across Texas gathered at the Regen Ranch in Oakwood to connect, collaborate, and dive deeper into the topics that will help them mentor incoming land stewards. With insights from Dr. Jeff Goodwin of the Texas A&M Center for Grazinglands and Ranch Management, attendees explored soil health principles and ecosystem processes—key components for resilient ranching. TALT is proud to assist in curriculum development and champion conservation easements, equipping landowners with the tools to conserve Texas’ working lands for generations to come.

What does wildlife management look like with a TALT-held conservation easement versus without? The same! Everything you are doing to improve or support wildlife on your property should not be affected by the terms of the easement. https://lnkd.in/gmJpV_wy

Join the call Wednesday! Registrants will have access to the recording after.