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Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns the Land Heritage Institute?
When is the Land Heritage Institue open to the public?
What is a "living land museum"?
Can I join the Land Heritage Institute?
How can I help the Land Heritage Institute?
How much does it cost to enter the Land Heritage Institute?
Can I enter the Land Heritage Institute off the Medina River Greenway Trail?
What kind of activities are available at the Land Heritage Institute?
How much does it cost to visit?




Who owns the Land Heritage Institute?

The Land Heritage Institute is owned and operated by the Land Heritage Institute Foundation, a 501(c)3 non profit corporation with a Board of Directors made up of Permanent Director Organizations and At Large Board Members. See our list of partners for the PDO's involved.

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When is the Land Heritage Institue open to the public?

It is open to the public every second Saturday of the month. It is open to groups by appointment. See the "Contact Us" page for contact information.

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What is a "living land museum"?

The Land Heritage Institute is a unique museum whose collection is the land itself and the existing cultural and historic resources that are on site such as the Presnall Watson Farmstead.

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Can I join the Land Heritage Institute?

Yes, we invite you to become a Volunteer and supporter. Your time, talent and treasure will be utilized to further the mission of LHI. The Land Heritage Institute is currently not a membership organization.

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How can I help the Land Heritage Institute?

By becoming a one of our volunteer supporters. We stage several events through out the year to provide educational and cultural enrichment to the community and we need helpers to plan and execute these events. We host school children in the spring to teach them about how man has interacted with the land through the years. We also host an annual fundraiser in the fall in conjunction with the Medina River Natural Area. We also sponsor "The Trail 10k" which is a fun run/walk that follows a 6.2 mile section of the Medina River Greenway Trail (El Chapparral Trail).

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How much does it cost to enter the Land Heritage Institute?

Our suggested donation is $3 per person. $10 per person if you bring a horse. A Coggins Test for the horse is required. Groups over 10 can call for a special rate. All visitors must sign in.

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Can I enter the Land Heritage Institute off the Medina River Greenway Trail?

If you enter the LHI property on the Medina River Greenway Trail, you must remain on the trail unless you have made an appointment to allow entry to another portion of the Land Heritage Institute.

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What kind of activities are available at the Land Heritage Institute?

By appointment we can provide horseback riding (bring your own horse), birdwatching, historic site tours, longhorn cattle, hiking.

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How much does it cost to visit?

We request a donation of $3 each for individuals. Call for groups of 10 or more or a guided tour. We ask a $10 donation for horseback riders. Contact (210) 829-1737 for more information.

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