Monday, September 23, 2024 at 8:21 AM
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Good land management takes a village

Good land management takes a village
The Cibolo Sawyers recently cut down invasive China Berry Trees at Herff Farm. The wood will be repurposed for water bars to help with erosion around the riparian area of the Cibolo Creek. Pictured are, from left, Michael Owen, John Kuhlman, Ed Van Reet, Jack Eppright and Joe Cheeban. Submitted photo

In the Texas Hill Country, there is no shortage of beautiful land. Managing much of this land is a team effort.

Often those groups are composed of volunteers, nature clubs, nature organizations, school groups, community, corporate groups, etc.

When considering a volunteer opportunity, there should be a degree of travel that leads you to a place that looks different from where you started. Once you have made your journey, you should be welcomed by smiling faces with an educational experience that gives you an appreciation of your time beyond the manual labor. That volunteer opportunity might be just around the corner with the Cibolo Center for Conservation!

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