Bayou Land Conservancy


Bayou Land Conservancy is a community-sponsored land preservation organization working with willing landowners to permanently protect land in the greater Houston region. We preserve river and bayou corridors, other properties with significant wildlife habitat value and places where family recreation can occur in harmony with nature. Our "No Child Left Inside" education program connects tomorrow's conservation leaders with nature today. Bayou Land Conservancy is proud to have conserved over 8,600 acres in the greater Houston region.


Interested in hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, or birding? Are you looking for a place to get out and see nature? Do you need a place to ride your horse? Bayou Land Conservancy encourages our community to visit our free public preserves to responsibly enjoy the outdoors.

Click on the Network for Good icon (below) to donate online, or click here if you would prefer to mail in our donation form.

We are currently hiring for a Conservation Lands Biologist position. We are seeking well-qualified applicants with education/ experience in biology, ecology, and GIS to join our active and highly effective organization.

Follow this link to our job description that includes details on the position and the requirements. This is a great opportunity for any applicant who desires a career that will allow them time in the field, variety in the work day, and exposure to some of the Houston region’s most beautiful and ecologically-diverse lands.

Please join us Sat. Feb. 4, 2012 from 9a.m. to 12p.m.

Little Cypress Creek Preserve – 14900 Telge Rd. Cypress, TX 77429. Directions

View our event flyer for more details. See you there!

Look forward to finding Bayou Land Conservancy on Houston’s Groupon.  (Website to follow)

Jan. 31st – Feb. 2nd

If 40 people donate $10, then BLC can plant 40 drought-resistant trees at a local nature preserve to help replace some of the lost tree canopy Harris County has faced this past year.  Every additional $10 will allow Bayou Land Conservancy to plant another drought resistant tree.

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