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Cibolo helps families conserve land and legacy

Kendall County is reported to be the fifth fastest-growing county in the nation and the third wealthiest by home value in Texas. We find ourselves in a booming land market in which 40 percent of the farms and ranches will change hands in the next 15 years. For those families thinking about protecting the future of the land they have grown to love, there are options
Cibolo helps families conserve land and legacy
Tom Frost III and Carolyn Chipman Evans survey Frost’s land, which will be inherited by the Cibolo Center for Conservation as designated in his will. The donated land is just one of Cibolo’s many ways to preserve the Hill Country.

Editor’s note: First of three parts.

Kendall County is reported to be the fifth fastest-growing county in the nation and the third wealthiest by home value in Texas. We find ourselves in a booming land market in which 40 percent of the farms and ranches will change hands in the next 15 years.

For those families thinking about protecting the future of the land they have grown to love, there are options.

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