We Need You

The Land Heritage Institute provides a wonderful opportunity to interact with people, local culture and our natural environment in a unique and historical context. In addition to financial donations, we need you to join our group of volunteers to assist us with our events, our Second Saturday program along with the maintenance and construction of envisioned venues. We have almost 1,200 acres, 12 miles of jeep trails, 8 structures and over 5 miles of fencing to maintain and improve. Plenty to do if you are tired of sitting in front of the television every weekend. We invite you to contact us to find out how you can make a difference in the lives of people, young and old alike.

What do we need?

Services - docents, tour guides, amateur historians, amateur naturalists, citizen scientists, amatuer cowboys, amatuer birdwatchers, bookeeper, auditor, webmaster, lawn maintenance, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, roofing, painting, brush clearing, fence building just to name a few.

Products - Office supplies, free office space in downtown San Antonio, office equipment, wildlife photo blinds, wildlife feeders, wildlife cameras, wildlife feed (corn), bird feeders & seed, fencing, solar water pumps, all varieties of construction materials, picnic tables, trash receptacles, recycling bins,

Equipment - Bulldozer, backhoe, large tractor with farm equipment, electric golf carts for tours

Projects to be completed - complete HQ finishes, Install HQ columns, Extend SAWS water to HQ, Complete Longhorn Pens, construct Horse Pens, Construct Equestrian/RV parking space, Maintain Presnall Watson House facade, Repair PW roof, clean PW brush from pens, clean debris from barns, construct doors on barn, install concrete floor at Walsh Barn, Clear brush and construct hike, bike and bridle trails, Rehabilitate quonset hut barn with walls, insulation, ceiling, HVAC, plumbing for toilets, solar panels, install solar water pumps and construct wildlife waterers, start farm & garden, clear brush from river for kayaking & canoeing, construct campsites...whew!