We protect Texas

Who We Are


Land unites us all

As Texans, we believe in our responsibility to protect our own backyard and conserve our most valuable resources—our land, water, and traditions. As an accredited 501(c)(3) nonprofit land trust, our service area spans from the high plains in west Texas, through the Hill Country, to the productive farmland and coastal fisheries and wetlands near the Gulf of Mexico.

To maintain the Texas lifestyle we all know and are proud of, we have to protect our home. We have to earn the right to the landscape and its traditions. That all comes with working together to conserve the land that unites us.

Our Team

Colorado River Land Trust is governed by a board of directors comprised of volunteers from varying professional backgrounds and powered by an experienced, driven staff.


TEXAS EARNED

We believe that Texas makes us better. That Texas is a privilege. And Texas is earned. This means it’s our duty to maintain and conserve Texas—our home. Just like the certainty that the land will continue to change and our rivers will keep on flowing, one thing we can guarantee: the work of Colorado River Land Trust is rooted in forever.

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The latest issue of Texas Earned has hit mailboxes! Who got their copy?

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Winter fly fishing in Texas can be extremely productive and rewarding. Cast your line and get some hot takes at the link in bio. #crlt #texasearned #rootedinforever ...

🎙️ New Podcast Episode: We’re excited to share our conversation with Regan House of Cooler Chats! Check out the video on YouTube where we discuss the important work the CRLT is doing to protect the farms, ranches, and landscapes of Texas.

Link in Bio! #ProtectTexas #TexasEarned #RootedinForever @regan_houser
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There’s nothing like casting a line in the cool morning air and there’s something timeless about casting a line in the Guadalupe River, where the calm waters and abundant trout remind us of the beauty of nature.

In this piece, Steve Ramirez shares his soulful experience with Texas trout fishing and the importance of conserving these waters for future generations.

Dive into the story now on The Rifle and Reel.

👉 Read it at the link in bio.
#TexasFishing #TroutFishing #Conservation #OutdoorLife #GuadalupeRiver Photo: Steve Ramirez
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Ranching is the heartbeat of rural Texas, and we’re here to keep the land wide open for the families and livestock that rely on it. #ProtectTexas #TexasEarned #RanchingHeritage #TexasRoots #LandLegacy ...

Generations of hunters have called this land home, where open skies and rugged beauty tell the stories of our past. By protecting land, we’re holding onto a way of life—one filled with early morning hunts, shared traditions, and family legacies. 🦌 #TexasHunting #HeritageMatters #LandForGenerations #ProtectTexas #TexasEarned ...

LIFE on the LAND

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More mornings like these.

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ONE. MONTH. OUT.

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〰️ July rain in the heart of Texas 〰️

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It`s that time again! Join @coloradoriverlandtrust and @texaswildlifeassociation on August 24th for a fun afternoon of clay shooting overlooking the beautiful Trigg Ranch in Bastrop County.

A grand prize will be awarded to the overall top shot of the day! When the shooting is done, we`ll have catered BBQ and cold beverages waiting. Get your tickets at the link in bio! #clayshoot #twa #protecttexas #texasforever
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Swim, fish, build sand castles, repeat. #texasbeach #summer #texasearned #protecttexas #rootedinforever ...

From bull riding to mutton busting, the small town Texas rodeo is stepped in tradition. #rootedinforever #texasearned #protecttexas ...

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