Programs

Four strategies. One connectivity goal.

Land acquisition, working-farmland easements, coastal access, and stream restoration — four different tools aimed at the same underlying strategy: connect what we protect.

Active programs

A chain of protected habitat representing our conservation programs

Restored riparian stream corridor with revegetated banks

Headwaters & Riparian Restoration

Protecting and restoring streamside habitat for salmon and steelhead — often one culvert or one hedgerow at a time.

65 acres protected + ongoing restoration on partner preserves 0 preserves

Coastal marsh and bluff habitat protected under the Coastal Access program

Coastal Access & Habitat Program

Protecting coastal bluffs, marsh, and dunes while keeping — and extending — public access to the shoreline.

95 acres protected + 58 priority target 0 preserves

Working farmland protected under conservation easement

Working Farmland Protection

Conservation easements that keep family farms in production while permanently barring subdivision and protecting on-farm habitat.

350 acres under easement 2 preserves

Ridge-to-River Wildlife Corridor

Connecting upland ridge forest to the valley river bottomland through a continuous chain of protected oak woodland and meadow.

995 acres (protected + priority target) 3 preserves