Related Projects by Program - The Trust for Public Land

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Related Projects by Program

All Central Texas projects are listed below. Explore all of TPL's Programs and Projects.

Balcones National Wildlife Refuge

TPL has helped protect more than 2,500 acres of dense woodlands for the Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge in Travis County. read more »

Barton Creek Greenbelt

Between 1992 and 1999 TPL has helped conserve many acres of the Barton Creek greenbelt, which begins at Barton Springs, near Austin, Texas, creating a large metropolitan park. read more »

Central Texas Greenprint

Central Texas Greenprint

In 2009, the counties of Bastrop, Caldwell and Hays participated in a community-driven process to complete a regional greenprint for all of Central Texas. read more »

Government Canyon, TX

Government Canyon Natural Area

TPL helped conserve a former ranch Northwest of San Antonio, Texas, that lies directly over the Edwards Aquifer by working with a partnership of private groups and government agencies to buy the land from the Resolution Trust Corporation, and help the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department establish the Government Canyon State Natural Area. read more »

Purgatory Creek, TX

Purgatory Creek

In 2003, the City of San Marcos acquired the 463-acre Purgatory Creek Natural Area (PCNA), a favorite destination for hikers and naturalists. An additional 93 acres are expected to be acquired and protected by the end of 2013. read more »

River Ranch

River Ranch is located near the town of West Columbia and is an untouched and spectacular natural landscape just 60 miles southeast of Houston. read more »

Wind Gate Ranch

Using funds from a local bond measure, we protected more than 1,000 acres of rolling hills with limestone outcroppings northeast of San Antonio on the Wind Gate Ranch. read more »

Yegua Knobbs Preserve

In 2004, TPL and the local Pines and Prairies Land Trust protected 302 acres of land including two of the forested, sandstone mesas known as the Yegua Knobbs, creating the largest conservation parcel in either Bastrop or Lee county. read more »