In 1937, Texas artist Buck Winn bought 1,164 acres in Hill Country; his descendants have now protected 165 acres permanently beside the Blanco River, preserving rare bird habitat, historic fences and two miles of creek
- A historic ranch in Texas, once home to a celebrated regional artist, is continuing its legacy through a conservation effort led by his descendants.
- Four Winns Ranch, located near Wimberley in Hays County, has 165 acres protected permanently through a conservation easement, safeguarding its wildlife habitats, historic features and important water resources.
- According to a recent story published by the US Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) on October 29, 2026, the initiative was undertaken by the Winn family in partnership with Hill Country Conservancy.
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- A historic ranch in Texas, once home to a celebrated regional artist, is continuing its legacy through a conservation effort led by his descendants.
- Four Winns Ranch, located near Wimberley in Hays County, has 165 acres protected permanently through a conservation easement, safeguarding its wildlife habitats, historic features and important water resources.
- According to a recent story published by the US Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) on October 29, 2026, the initiative was undertaken by the Winn family in partnership with Hill Country Conservancy.
Sources: Times of India