Preservation Makes Cents
THE CONTINUATION OF A COMMUNITY-WIDE EFFORT TO PRESERVE ARANSAS COUNTY
Since its founding in 2002, Aransas First Land Trust has acquired and protected more than 312 acres of sensitive Coastal Bend habitat essential to the nurture of birds, wildlife, and people. We invite you to learn more about this capital campaign and how you can join us in continuing this important work.
DONATE NOWWhy is this Important?
If you appreciate the beauty of Live Oak Peninsula… admire our windswept oaks, enjoy the spectacle of North America’s Spring and Fall Bird Migrations, marvel at the Hummingbird migration each September, fish our beautiful bays, feast on our sumptuous seafood, play on our pristine beaches and share our desire to protect the area’s splendid natural heritage and contribute to maintain public access please join Aransas First’s efforts to preserve this unique landscape.
Our preservation efforts are helping to conserve the natural beauty that makes Aransas County a beautiful place to live, work, and play; and retain a high quality of life for all its visitors and residents.
Perpetual Land Management Fund that ensures protection forever
Please consider joining the community-wide effort to preserve the magnificent beauty of Aransas County. Each protected acre is a gift to the community, and each gift from the community is greatly appreciated.
Protect Critical Habitats
Preserving and protecting natural wetlands, historic trees, wildlife, and critical habitats is one of the main benefits or our efforts, we have an established 20 year track record of preserving, acquiring, or managing property in Aransas County.
Planned Giving: Leave a Lasting Legacy
One of the most meaningful ways to support Aransas First doesn’t require writing a check today. Include a gift in your will, trust, or beneficiary designation and help ensure the land you love is protected for generations to come — no right size, just what feels right for you and your family.
Preserve Green Space
Aransas First land trust seeks to preserve green space in Aransas County for future generations. Our current fundraising efforts are geared toward the acquisition and preservation of available properties.
Aransas First Fundraising Committee
The Fundraising Committee Members are Robert Mitchell, Shelly Steckler, Monica Clark, and Karl Hattman. Pictured with Aransas First President, Dr. Earl Matthew (center).
If you’d like to support Aransas First by donating or volunteering please reach out to us via our contact page.
