Ranch to stay a habitat - Fredericksburg Standard

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News Staff, on April 6, 2023

Ranch to stay a habitat

In the booming Hill Country, even the most pastoral settings could soon have a high-traffic winery or guest houses developed on them. But one sizeable ranch near the Gillespie-Blanco County Line has been preserved after being donated as a conservation easement to the Hill Country Conservancy (HCC). Scott

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