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 Healthy Land, Better Property
Your land is
special, and you've got a lot invested in it. Preservation Texas provides a complete
line of products and services to help you manage your land and practice good
land stewardship. We've developed a three step process to assist you.
Assessment and Evaluation: How come I don't
have any topsoil? What's erosion? So this dense thicket of cedar isn't
healthy? The first step
is to utilize our Land Assessment Tool to help you understand what is happening
to your land - it has changed a lot over the last 200 years. We'll
identify any threats and work with you to come up with a plan.
Fix What's Broken: Every time it
rains more of my topsoil washes down to my neighbor's property! This
cedar is everywhere - I'm going to
chop it all down! My neighbor's got oak wilt, I've got
to do something! Relax! Many landowners don't even realize
that they might have a problem. You're a step ahead - you already
understand that there are solutions.
Build, Enhance, and Enjoy: I'd like to see
more birds! My wife
would really enjoy a butterfly garden! If I had
more native plants, I wouldn't have to water as much! There's no
reason why you can't create an oasis on your land. And the best part is that you'll get
to enjoy it yourself, and show it off to your neighbors! Whether you want to go ahead with a
full restoration, or just maximize your wildlife viewing opportunities, the
professionals of Preservation Texas are here for you. Click a
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Prescribed Burns
Fires begun naturally or set by Native Americans affected
how our land has evolved. A fire is
Mother Nature’s way of cleaning up the old to make way for the new. However, wildfires are extremely desirable
these days, as they obviously destroy homes, fences, other things valuable.
A prescribed burn involves carefully managing a fire,
allowing the land rejuvenate itself naturally. After a fire, there will be greater diversity of grasses and other
plants. From a land stewardship
perspective, there is probably no better thing you could do for your land. Contact Preservation Texas to learn more. |
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