Cooperative Conservation Partnership Initiative Sign up for
E-mail updates on the TX CCPI Program The Cooperative
Conservation Partnership Initiative (CCPI) is a voluntary
conservation initiative that enables the use of certain
conservation programs with resources of eligible partners to
provide financial and technical assistance to owners and
operators of agricultural and nonindustrial private forest
lands. Learn more about Cooperative Conservation Partnership
Initiative from the national CCPI web page. The documents on
this page require Adobe Reader The purpose it to facilitate the
recovery of the federally endangered Houston toad, improving
water quality in Alum Creek, sequestering carbon through
reforestation and sustainable forest management, and develop
habitat-sensitive fire breaks for prescribed burning and
minimizing the potential for catastrophic wildfire. Partner:
Environmental Defense Area: Bastrop and Lee Counties The purpose
is to control invasive salt cedar, Russian olive, and eastern
red cedar