Landowners must be actively managing their land for wildlife, including at least three activities listed in the law. County tax assessors approve or deny this valuation. Audubon can advise on land management and can connect landowners with wildlife managers. Audubon volunteers working with landowners. Chapter members are working with local landowners to evaluate the potential for nature-based tourism.
Surveys are available to help create bird lists.
Habitat assessment is available Audubon staff and volunteers are assisting landowners in applying to be included in the Greater Texas Coastal Birding Trail Audubon chapters are working with Texas Parks and Wildlife to promote the Wildscapes Program , encouraging people to landscape for birds, butterflies, and other wildlife. Audubon working on federal policy to provide benefits for landowners and wildlife. Audubon supports changes in federal estate tax laws to make it financially possible for private owners of large properties to pass on their holdings intact.