Noah Willoughby

From The San Antonio Business Journal – Rancher Profile: East Foundation — Stewarding a Bright Future for Texas Ranchers

Private lands play a crucial role in maintaining Texas’ diverse rangelands, which support agriculture, wildlife, and the state’s economy. With over 93% of Texas privately owned, organizations like East Foundation are advancing land stewardship through research, education, and sustainable ranching practices. Their efforts include studying grazing impacts, prescribed fire benefits, and the effects of exotic species on native wildlife, all while supporting endangered species like the ocelot. By promoting responsible land management, they help ensure the future of Texas’ working rangelands and agricultural industry.

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