Contact Information
Our office is located at 320 West San Antonio Street in Fredericksburg.
830.997.0027
office@hillcountrylandtrust.org
Our Mailing Address:
Hill Country Land Trust
PO Box 1724
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
Save the Date - Saturday, November 9
Join us for our 20th Anniversary Event: Conservation Celebration. The Conservation Celebration recognizes the founders and key stakeholders in our organization and works to raise funds to ensure a bright future for the Hill Country Land Trust mission. The Conservation Celebration will take place on ... read full post »
posted on 6/26/2019
Hill Country Land Trust Earns National Recognition
Fredericksburg, Texas (Aug. 7, 2018) - One thing that unites us as a nation is land; Americans strongly support saving the open spaces they love. Since 1999, Hill Country Land Trust (HCLT) has been conserving land through conservation easements for the people of Central Texas. Now HCLT announced it ... read full post »
posted on 8/7/2018
HCLT Names New Board President
Fredericksburg, TX February 20, 2018: The Hill Country Land Trust (HCLT), a non-profit land conservation group headquartered in Fredericksburg, Texas, formally named Romey Swanson as the president of the Board of Directors. Mr. Swanson has been with the organization since joining the board in 2015, ... read full post »
posted on 3/12/2018
Hill Country Land Trust Seeks Accreditation Renewal: Stakeholder Notification/Public Notice
The Hill Country Land Trust (HCLT) is pleased to announce it is applying for renewal of accreditation from the Land Trust Accreditation Commission. The land trust accreditation program recognizes land conservation organizations that meet national quality standards for protecting important natural pl... read full post »
posted on 8/15/2017
Controlling Deer Numbers to Improve Habitat and Teach Conservation
It is no secret that much of Texas has too many deer and that excess competition for food negatively affects the health of both the deer population and habitat. Managers strive year after year to remove enough animals, especially females, to keep the population balanced to the natural food supply. T... read full post »
posted on 7/16/2017
Conservation Easements and Protecting Natural Habitat
Two hundred years ago what is now known as the Texas Hill Country was an ecological wonderland covered by seemingly endless grass-covered prairies located between lush forests to the east and a mountainous desert to the west. These grasslands, maintained by roaming herds of bison, recurring drought,... read full post »
posted on 7/14/2017
Historic Sites: A Non-Renewable Resource Worth Protecting
Historic sites, whether 3000 years old or the remains of a more recent historic ranching settlement, are the places on our landscape that tell the story about the people who depended on and loved Texas before us. The natural resources that draw us to the land today are the same resources that were c... read full post »
posted on 7/11/2017
HCLT Announces New Executive Director
Fredericksburg, TX, August 28, 2017 - The Board of Directors of Hill Country Land Trust (HCLT) is pleased to announce the appointment of Cody Roberts as Executive Director. read full post »
posted on 7/1/2017
HCLT Releases 6th Stewardship Video: Managing Healthy Waterways
This spring Hill Country Land Trust hosted a Field Day on healthy Riparian Zones. Our host, Steve Nelle, walked participants along a natural riparian zone (the area of land along a waterway), showing us how to read the health of this particularly important part of our Texas waterways. HCLT has now... read full post »
posted on 6/30/2017
Congratulations to the Edwards Plateau 2017 Lone Star Land Steward Winner: Pam and Kim Bergman
See this video by Texas Parks and Wildlife about the efforts Pam and Kim Bergman have taken to restore their land on Three Mile Creek Ranch. Hill Country Land Trust is so appreciative of the opportunity to partner with such reflective and responsible land stewards. Help us in congratulating them f... view video »
posted on 5/22/2017
Spring Outreach Events
The Hill Country Land Trust has been busy hosting outreach events this spring, connecting people to the lands we love.
In April, we hosted a Stream Side Workshop with former HCLT board member Steve Nelle. In addition to talking about what makes for a healthy creek in the Hill Country, Ste... read full post »
posted on 5/16/2017
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HCLT Newsletter
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HCLT Winter 2016 Letter from the President
HCLT Fall-Winter 2014 Newsletter
HCLT Summer-Fall 2013 Newsletter
HCLT Summer Fall 2012 Newsletter
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