The James B. Harrison Foundation

Supporting Charitable Activities, Conservation, and Outdoor Education
in Fort Bend and Wharton Counties

 
 
 
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The James B. Harrison Foundation stewards two privately owned properties—Harrison–Long Point and Harrison–Burr—that serve as living classrooms and conservation resources for education, research, and outdoor learning. Together, these properties encompass a diverse range of habitats and provide unique opportunities for conservation, wildlife observation, outdoor education, and stewardship activities.

Access to Foundation properties is available by group reservation for mission-aligned organizations and educational programs. While the Foundation does not offer general public access, seasonal events and programs open to individuals are offered throughout the year. Information on upcoming activities, events, and registration opportunities can be found on our calendar.

VIEW UPCOMING PROGRAMS AND EVENTS

 
 
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Be sure to explore our unique photo gallery of wildlife, habitats and activities.

 
 

Wildlife Highlights

Visitors and volunteers regularly document wildlife observations across Foundation properties, contributing valuable data through citizen-science initiatives such as eBird and iNaturalist.

Limpkins at Burr, December 2024.

Great Horned Owl at Long Point, March 2023.

Belted Kingfisher at Burr, February 2023.

Great Kiskadee at Long Point, December 2022.

Bald Eagle at Burr, March 2022.

Barred Owl at Burr, February 2019.

 
 
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