Tanner Springs Ranch, LP

Tanner Springs Ranch, LP is a for-profit organization registered in SAM.gov, located in San Angelo, Texas, with an active registration valid through July 9, 2026. The entity appears to be a partnership focused on land management and habitat conservation, specifically working in upland woodland restoration and ecological enhancement projects. Its federal grant awards consistently involve environmental restoration work, particularly in Texas ecosystems.

Tanner Springs Ranch, LP has received multiple cooperative agreements from the Department of Interior's Fish and Wildlife Service Region 2, specifically focused on habitat management and ecosystem restoration projects. These grants predominantly involve brush management and woodland habitat improvement for federal trust species, including endangered species like the Golden-cheeked Warbler and proposed species like the Monarch Butterfly. The grants cover detailed ecological interventions such as mechanical juniper and woody plant reduction across varying acreages (140-158 acres), using specialized techniques like skid-steer hydraulic shearing, forestry mulching, and selective cutting. The projects aim to restore historic savanna grassland communities, improve habitat for migratory birds and pollinators, enhance watershed health, and maintain ecological diversity by selectively removing invasive woody species while preserving specific ecological zones. The grant periods range from one to five years, with award dates between 2022 and 2025, and funding amounts are not specified in the provided documentation.