About

American Stewards of Liberty (ASL) is a non-profit organization working to protect private property rights and the liberties they secure.

We challenge the policies that seek to undermine American’s ability to produce the food, fiber, energy, and minerals our nation needs. We confront the radical environmental movement, which believes the administrative state, not individuals, should determine how people use their land.

Whether in rural America or corporate boardrooms, we help citizens protect their lands and protect our country. From defeating the Trans Texas Corridor and developing the local government coordination strategy, to proactively delisting species— our work is unique, effective, and has led to some of the most successful efforts protecting property rights in America over the last thirty years.

We fully believe John Adams correctly stated:

“Private property must be secured, or liberty cannot exist.”

Land & Liberty Strategic Plan

Learn more about ASL’s programs and vision to restore our constitutionally protected property rights.

View Land & Liberty 2024 – A Strategic Plan (PDF)

 

2022 Financial Report

View 2022 Financial Report (PDF)

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Background

American Stewards of Liberty is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization that was formed through the merger of the American Land Foundation(ALF) and Stewards of the Range (Stewards) in 2009. ALF was created by the Farm Credit Bank of Texas in 1993. Stewards was founded by western ranchers in 1992 to support the Fifth Amendment takings case Hage v. United States.

Contact Us:

By email: asl@americanstewards.us
By phone: 512-591-7843
By mail: P.O. Box 801, Georgetown, Texas 78627

Speakers Request

To request a speaker for your event, please contact us via email or phone.

From our Members:

God’s blessings in your fight for preserving our property rights. It’s an honor to belong to a dedicated organization.
-Eugene and Ruth

Your group is doing something. So many are just collecting donations.”
– Oscar from Paradise, California

A great many people in the USA depend on you all.”
– Gerald from Idaho