Landowner Associations

Landowner Associations are peer-to-peer alliances with the same goal in mind. CRELA’s Landowner Associations are so important for the success of our organization. Our partner associations play a large role in our economic success as private landowners. CRELA works hard to maintain relationships with industry partners & landowner associations. We do this so we can work together to achieve success. When working with legislation, our partner Associations play a large role.

Landowner Associations are a vital piece of what keeps our organization running. They are also vital to getting goals accomplished. If we work together through these associations, we can be successful in profiting from our land. Our land is full of resources that can be profitable to landowners.

crela landowner association new mexico renewable energy

If there’s one resource eastern New Mexico’s ranches have plenty of, it’s the persistent wind. We want our Members to economically benefit from the resources they have available. CRELA is here to help, along with our partner Landowner Associations. We do this to make sure our Members are economically benefiting from their land rights.

Landowner Association Partners

Landowner Amistad

Amistad Resource Management
Cliff Copeland , 575-633-2800
c3copeland@plateautel.net

Landowner
Sierra Grande Land Association
Boyd Burchard , 575-278-2166

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