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22 Feb

Map of the Month: Bright lights and big cities: urban growth in Texas

From scattered rural settlements to big cities, the density and distribution of people in Texas has changed dramatically over time. As "urban sprawl" continues to increase development in the outlying areas around cities, it will affect the resources, amenities, and job opportunities for the people who live there.

By Alison Lund working lands, conservation, trends over time, map of the month, Texas Land Trends, urban growth, texas growth, #GAT Read more...

2 Oct

Map of the Month: Intergenerational Land Transfers on the Horizon

Our latest Texas Land Trends report examines Texas’ changing and aging landowners and potentially the largest intergenerational land transfer in its history.

By Alison Lund Texas Land Trends, rural texas, working lands, trends over time, ag, agfacts Read more...

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