After 2^1/2 years of hard work, HCC has acquired a conservation easement on the historic Dahlstrom Ranch!

We’ve just posted some great new projects, so head on over to the volunteer page and check ‘em out.

No big news here. Just thought we’d share these great pics from the EPIC bat paddle. Enjoy!

The Hill Country Conservancy, in partnership with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), recently purchased a conservation easement on the Ragland Ranch near Buda.

We’re looking for your favorite Hill Country photos to feature on the HCC website. The winning photo will be used as the header for next months newsletter and will be made available for download on our homepage!

Over 300 volunteers rolled out of bed early last Saturday morning to come out and clean-up the Greenbelt. Thank you all for the wonderful work you did!

Come out and support Austin Trails on June 6th at National Trails Day. Choose from one of 16 volunteer activities ranging from rock work to pruning to stair building and everything in between.

The trail will begin at Lady Bird Lake (formerly Town Lake) and meander for approximately 30 miles through The Barton Creek Greenbelt, urban environments and several historic Texas ranches…

Over a thousand people showed up to see Guster, Wild Sweet Orange, and DJ Manny. Many thanks to all of you who showed up to support the cause…

HCC is proud to announce that Guster is coming to Stubbs for Earth Day 2009. Proceeds generated from the Earth Day concert will benefit Hill Country Conservancy!