The SFLR Network arranges and promotes in-person and online events to gather, learn, share stories, and amplify best practices on a range of topics while building stronger communities across our region.
Join us at our next upcoming event to find out more!
Family stories are among the most important dimensions of environmental stewardship and land use. During this virtual seminar, join us in learning from forester James Williams about the impacts of poor forest and tree management in historically Black neighborhoods
Forestry is a captivating world where science meets nature in a delicate balance of conservation and sustainable resource management. In this virtual seminar, forester Kenneth Dunn will guide us through some of the basics of forestry practices
This 20th Anniversary Luncheon is an opportunity to celebrate 20 years of impact at the Black Family Land Trust.
Join us for a day-long event to learn more about heirs property and its potential impact on your family land.
Join the Center for Heirs Property for a seminar on planning for the future of your family land through estate and succession planning. Contact Ariel Ellerson at (843) 745-7055
Don’t miss the opportunity to learn how to preserve fresh fruit. Join us as we all learn how to preserve peaches.
The Annual SFLR Joint Regional Conference educates and empowers small, limited-resource, socially disadvantaged, and veteran farmers and ranchers to be sustainable through agricultural education and training programs that improve farm management, operation, skills, knowledge, and quality of life.
The Reckoning Program is a seven-week heirs education program designed to educate minority landowners and assist them with a general understanding and addressing their property family issues.
The Reckoning Program is a seven-week heirs education program designed to educate minority landowners and assist them with a general understanding and addressing their property family issues.
The Sustainable Forestry African American Land Retention (SFLR) Program helps forestland owners manage their forestland for maximum production. It also helps educate landowners about ways to retain land in families and avoid heirs’ property issues. Our goal is to help Texas landowners avoid heirs’ property and land retention issues and understand the value of properly managing forestland.