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june 2019
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RSVP HERE Plateau Land & Wildlife + Hill Country Alliance Present: Landowner Incentive Programs - FREE seminar! An overview of programs, how to
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Plateau Land & Wildlife + Hill Country Alliance Present:
Landowner Incentive Programs – FREE seminar! An overview of programs, how to find them and the application process
CALLING ALL LANDOWNERS! Join us on June 19 for an overview of programs that provide funding or assistance for conservation and habitat management projects on your land, with a focus on the Landowner Incentive Program (LIP) and Pastures for Upland Birds (PUB). This is a comprehensive look at incentive programs available, who they are for, what to know about them and how to apply!
Hear from special guests and sponsors at Hill Country Alliance and Llano River Watershed Alliance about additional educational and financial resources to support your land stewardship efforts. Family, friends, and neighbors welcome! Enjoy snacks and beverages while learning how to protect your land’s natural resources.
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(Wednesday) 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
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Plateau Land & Wildlife
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RSVP HERE Plateau Land & Wildlife + Hill Country Alliance Present: Landowner Incentive Programs - FREE seminar! An overview of programs, how to
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Plateau Land & Wildlife + Hill Country Alliance Present:
Landowner Incentive Programs – FREE seminar! An overview of programs, how to find them and the application process
CALLING ALL LANDOWNERS! Join us on July 25 for an overview of programs that provide funding or assistance for conservation and habitat management projects on your land, with a focus on the Landowner Incentive Program (LIP) and Pastures for Upland Birds (PUB). This is a comprehensive look at incentive programs available, who they are for, what to know about them and how to apply!
Hear from special guests and sponsors at Hill Country Alliance and Llano River Watershed Alliance about additional educational and financial resources to support your land stewardship efforts. Family, friends, and neighbors welcome! Enjoy snacks and beverages while learning how to protect your land’s natural resources.
Time
(Thursday) 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
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Plateau Land & Wildlife
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REGISTERListen along from your computer to our experts on a variety of land ownership, wildlife management, and Texas ag exemption topics. Browse and register for any topics of interest, or join us for a “virtual” seminar if you can’t make it to one near you.
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june 2019
26jun12:00 pm1:00 pmEminent Domain – Your Rights as a LandownerFREE WEBINAR
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RSVP HERE As the population grows, so does the need to transport oil and gas, sewage, electricity, water, and
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As the population grows, so does the need to transport oil and gas, sewage, electricity, water, and people across the state. To satisfy demand, Texas agencies and some private companies have been given the power to take privately-owned land for “public use.” The power to do this is called eminent domain. The process they have to go through to get the land is known as condemnation. Eminent Domain attorney, Patrick Reznik with outline the process of eminent domain, discuss your rights as a landowner and provide examples of current projects in Texas such as the Permian Highway Pipeline.
Time
(Wednesday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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Your Computer
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Patrick ReznikBraun & Gresham, PLLC, braungresham.com
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RSVP HERE Native vegetation is much more than aesthetics and can provide habitat, food, and shelter for wildlife. We
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Native vegetation is much more than aesthetics and can provide habitat, food, and shelter for wildlife. We will discuss an overview of the native plant families of Central Texas and some common members of each, as well as some of the flora-fauna mutualistic benefits created.
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(Wednesday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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Your Computer
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Shane Kieferskiefer@plateauwildlife.com
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RSVP HERE Rarely do land managers think about the small non-game wildlife that affects their property
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Rarely do land managers think about the small non-game wildlife that affects their property and even more rarely do they think about the butterflies, wasps, and bees. Texas has a wide array of native and non-native pollinators throughout the state that affects our daily life as we know it. These pollinators are not only a benefit to the ecosystem but are a benefit to the agricultural economy. During this presentation, we will identify the common pollinators seen throughout Texas, discuss the different eco-services that they provide, and outline different management recommendations for your land to encourage native pollinators.
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(Wednesday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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Your Computer
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James Halljhall@plateauwildlife.com
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RSVP HERE A look at the five wildlife management tools, as laid out
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A look at the five wildlife management tools, as laid out by the “father of wildlife management” Aldo Leopold. This webinar covers how these tools help landowners develop and maintain a healthy ecosystem for wildlife in Texas.
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(Wednesday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
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Your Computer
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Kyle Lassiterklassiter@plateauwildlife.com
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REGISTERWatch, download, and share previously recorded webinars covering a range of topics including rural property ownership, wildlife management, and the Texas agricultural tax exemption.
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june 2019
Introduction to Wildlife ManagementOn-Demand Webinar
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A basic introduction to the Wildlife Management Property Tax Valuation. This webinar covers the law & requirements, activities, plans, record keeping and answers to any question you might have about making
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A basic introduction to the Wildlife Management Property Tax Valuation. This webinar covers the law & requirements, activities, plans, record keeping and answers to any question you might have about making the switch to wildlife management from traditional ag or timber.
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Year Around Event (2018)
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View NowProperly Implementing your Wildlife Management Plan & Keeping Good RecordsON-DEMAND WEBINAR
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Simply put, to meet appraisal district compliance, landowners need to perform (minimum) three activities each calendar year and document said activities. In
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Simply put, to meet appraisal district compliance, landowners need to perform (minimum) three activities each calendar year and document said activities. In this webinar, we’ll dig deeper into the details about how and when to perform these activities for maximum benefit and how to accurately keep and track records along the way.
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Year Around Event (2019)
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Tim Milligantmilligan@plateauwildlife.com