LANDOWNER WORKSHOP 2020

CCCA & Great Springs Project Host "Creating a Land Legacy" Workshop in Comal County

Spring Branch, Texas
February 2020

CREATING A LAND LEGACY
On Friday, February 21, 2020 about 35 people attended the second CCCA Landowner Workshop at Anhalt Dance Hall. The workshop covered conservation easements, the role of land trust organizations, open space and wildlife valuations, financial tools/resources available to landowners, and a panel discussion with landowners.

SPEAKERS

• The Case for Conservation

Brent Evans, Cibolo Conservancy Land Trust

• Wildlife and Open Space Tax Valuation (Exemptions)​

Tony & Jenny Blair, Blair Wildlife Consulting

• Financial Resources For Landowners

Kathryn Brady, USDA — Natural Resources Conservation Service

• Conservation Easement Basics

Jim Bradbury, James D Bradbury Law

• What Is A Land Trust and The Land Trust Role In Working With Landowners

Tyler Sanderson, Guadalupe-Blanco River Trust

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

• Financial Tools and Programs Available For Landowners

Jenny Blair and Kathryn Brady

• Conservation Easements: Special Topics and Q & A

Margaret Menicucci, Braun & Gresham Attorneys-at-Law
Kathryn Tancig, Braun & Gresham Attorneys-at-Law

• General Conservation Discussion

Carolyn Vogel, Texas Conservation Connection LLC

LANDOWNER PANEL
Sponsored by:

• Alamo Resource Conservation & Development Area, Inc.
• Kay and John Flowers & Jenny Carloye
  

The workshop was hosted by CCCA and the Great Springs Project.

Many thanks to our amazing hosts, presenters, sponsors, and attendees for the Saving Family Lands Workshop.