Water

On the Block: South Carolina’s Patriots Plantation

Posted on August 5, 2011 by Land Report Editors

The creators of Patriots Plantation envisioned a special place where nature, friends and families could come together to enjoy the beautiful Low Country outdoors in a tranquil setting where rush hours and daily routines simply don’t exist. That vision became…

Tagged with: Low Country, Myrtle Beach, National Auction Group, Patriots Plantation, Pee Dee, South Carolina, William Bone, Williamsburg County
Posted in Auctions, Conservation, Feature, Residential Property, South, Water

Ask the Expert: Chip Lenihan

Posted on July 21, 2011 by Eric OKeefe

2011 Market Update: Chip Lenihan has been fly-fishing Colorado’s best waters for 40 years. His side gig? Running the Telluride office of Fay Ranches as lead broker. The Land Report turned to this former mayor of Telluride for an update on today’s…

Tagged with: BLM, Chip Lenihan, Colorado, Fay Ranches, San Miguel County, Telluride, USFS
Posted in 2011 Summer, Eric OKeefe, Feature, Public Land, Recreation, Residential Property, Water, West

For Sale: NC Waterfront Development Opportunity

Posted on July 15, 2011 by Eric OKeefe

Ever considered owning your own business on the water? Then take a close look at this one-of-a-kind opportunity to acquire a prime .66-acre parcel on the Atlantic seaboard in the heart of one of North Carolina’s most popular tourist venues.…

Tagged with: Dare County, Kitty Hawk, Nag's Head, North Carolina, Outer Banks
Posted in Feature, News Desk, Recreation, Residential Property, South, Water

Ashe Takes Oath as Fish & Wildlife Director

Posted on July 6, 2011 by Eric OKeefe

Dan Ashe was sworn in as the 16th director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on June 30. President Obama had nominated Ashe to head up the nation’s principal federal agency dedicated to the conservation of fish and wildlife…

Tagged with: Barack Obama, Daniel Ashe, Fish and Wildlife, Interior Department, Ken Salazar, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Posted in Conservation, Feature, Federal Policy, News Desk, Public Land, Water

Land Report July 2011 Newsletter

Posted on July 1, 2011 by Land Report Editors

There’s a lot of ground to cover in the July edition of The Land Report newsletter: auctions, equities, timberland, and several political developments affecting landowners, ranging from the passage of key legislation by the Texas Legislature to the appointment of…

Tagged with: Banning Lewis Ranch, Barack Obama, Dan Ashe, Eagle Ford Shale, Eric O'Keefe, Green Trees, Ken Salazar, KKR, land auctions, Plum Creek, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Posted in Auctions, Bankruptcy, Cattle, Conservation, Developers, Energy, Farming, Feature, Federal Policy, Land Report Top 10, Minerals, Newsletter, Public Land, Recreation, Residential Property, Timber, Water

Southwestern States Enduring Extreme Drought

Posted on May 31, 2011 by Land Report Editors

More than three-quarters of the Lone Star State is enduring extreme or exceptional drought conditions. Parts of the Oklahoma panhandle have gone without rain for over eight months. Some 9,000 wildfires have ravaged 2+ million acres of Texas terrain, including…

Tagged with: drought, Dust Bowl, Farming, Oklahoma, Oklahoma panhandle
Posted in Cattle, Farming, Feature, Federal Policy, News Desk, Southwest, Water

For Sale: Vermont’s Teal Farm

Posted on May 20, 2011 by Land Report Editors

Set at the western base of Camels Hump State Park, Teal Farm is a world unto itself. Its 500 acres includes a sustainably-managed northern hardwood watershed with streams, pond, wetlands, extensive trail network, waterfalls, and mountain pastures. The forest provides…

Tagged with: Camels Hump State Park, LivingFuture, Melissa Hoffman, Teal Farm, Vermont
Posted in Cattle, Developers, Energy, Farming, Feature, News Desk, Northeast, Public Land, Recreation, Residential Property, Water

Crossing the Divide with Al Biernat

Posted on October 19, 2009 by Land Report Editors

When it came to the Colorado hamlet of Creede, it was love at first sight for Dallas restaurateur Al Biernat (standing front and center with wife Jeannie and writer Trey Garrison). And what’s not to love about Creede? Nestled among…

Tagged with: Al Biernat, Colorado, Continental Divide, Creede, Creede America, Gustav Schmiege, Hecla Mining, Mineral County, mining, patented mineral rights, Trey Garrison, U.S.F.S
Posted in Developers, Feature, Federal Policy, Gustav Schmiege, Minerals, News Desk, Public Land, Regional News, Topics, Trey Garrison, Water, West

For Sale: 19,079-Acre Pineywoods Mitigation Bank in East Texas

Posted on August 25, 2009 by Eric OKeefe

One of the largest wetland mitigation banks in the nation is on the market. Located in Angelina, Jasper, and Polk Counties, the Pineywoods Mitigation Bank is currently the largest wetland mitigation bank in Texas and is fully permitted with the…

Tagged with: Angelina National Forest, Army Corps of Engineers, Davy Crockett National Forest, Eric O'Keefe, GMO Renewable Resources, Pineywoods Mitigation Bank, The Conservation Fund, Tom Margo
Posted in Conservation, Developers, Feature, Federal Policy, News Desk, Regional News, Southwest, Topics, Water

Partner Profile: Holistic Management International

Posted on May 10, 2009 by Land Report Editors

Peter Holter and the fine folks at Holistic Management International (HMI) are valuable partners of The Land Report. We believe in their mission, and once you learn more about them we think you will be supportive as well. HMI is a…