Conservation Equity Partners, LLC

05/30/2026

What a beautiful day for the Neches River Rendezvous! We're grateful to be a part of it again this year.

HUGE thank you to all our amazing sponsors! We could not do this without you! 3 more days! 🛶

05/29/2026

Tamara and Marc attended the 36th Annual Texas Wetlands Conference. It was a wonderful experience filled with meaningful conversations, valuable information, and the chance to connect with others who are passionate about conservation and wetlands across Texas. As always, we look forward to continuing to support conservation efforts.

05/25/2026

May we never forget the true cost of freedom.
Today we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

05/22/2026

A huge thank you to Texas A&M Forest Service for hosting the Texas Forestry Association’s Leaders Emerging Across Forestry cohort at their headquarters in College Station.
We’re proud to see Marc and Jeremey representing CEP as part of this outstanding leadership program through the Texas Forestry Association. Investing in the future of forestry leadership is so important, and it’s exciting to watch leaders across the industry continue learning, growing and building strong partnerships for the future of Texas forestry.

We hosted the Texas Forestry Association’s Leaders Emerging Across Forestry cohort yesterday at our headquarters in College Station. The group of leaders toured our newly renovated emergency operations center and received an overview of our agency departments, programs and more.

Texas A&M Forest Service and the Texas Forestry Association have been partners for over 100 years, helping lead the forest industry across the state.

05/15/2026

Almost one year ago, Conservation Equity Partners announced a major milestone for coastal conservation, the first-ever Eastern Black Rail Conservation Bank approved by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Today, on Endangered Species Day, we’re proud to reflect on the impact this project continues to have in protecting and restoring critical habitat for the threatened Eastern Black Rail along the Upper Texas Coast.

05/13/2026

White-tailed deer fawning season is in full swing and this little one was born just a few hours ago!
We couldn’t help but admire from a distance and sneak a quick picture. During fawning season it’s important to keep your distance and avoid touching or moving them, even when they seem alone. Most of the time, mom is nearby watching closely.
One of the sweetest signs of late spring in East Texas.

05/02/2026

In a room full of leaders, doers, and familiar faces, we were proud to be part of a night that brought the forestry community together in the best way!

05/01/2026

CEP’s own Tamara Wood is heading out with the Tres Locas Chickadees for the East Texas Birdathon team!

They’ll be birding Tuesday, May 5 from sunrise to noon at Frentress-Johnson West Bay MB, counting as many species as they can on permanently protected TLC land.

If you’d like to support Tamara and the team, you can donate per species and help them reach their goal of 50 birds (and hopefully spot that Black Rail). Every donation goes directly toward protecting the habitats these birds depend on across Texas!

The Great Texas Birding Classic TLC’s 2026 Birdathon Three teams. Three regions. Three days of birding. Three thousand+ acres of TLC permanently protected properties. Scroll down to make your $ per species pledge to help protect the habitats that birds rely on across the state! What is the Great T...

04/27/2026

Pine Island Mitigation Bank is officially approved!

The Mitigation Bank Instrument (MBI) has been fully executed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, marking a major milestone and bringing this project to life.

We’re excited to move forward with a project that will create lasting conservation impact and deliver meaningful environmental benefits for years to come.

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day 🌍

Earth Day is a reminder of the importance of environmental stewardship and the impact of our everyday choices. Together, we can create a more sustainable future for generations to come.