96,000 Acres Protected Forever
96,000 acres protected — and counting.
The Land Trust protects the natural and agricultural landscapes that define our region. Through partnerships with landowners, public agencies, and our community, we safeguard wildlife habitat, working farmlands, watersheds, scenic vistas, and rare natural resources — forever.
Every year, more land is protected, more habitat is restored, and more people join us in caring for Napa’s extraordinary natural world. Together, we’re building a resilient, healthy landscape for generations to come.
Stories From the Land
Explore the latest updates on protected lands, community stewardship, wildlife, and the conservation work shaping Napa’s future.
The Land Trust Blog
Our Impact
Conservation & Stewardship in Action
See how we care for the lands we protect — through habitat restoration, wildfire resilience work, wildlife corridor enhancements, and ongoing stewardship across Napa County.
Why This Work Matters
Protecting land safeguards everything that depends on it — wildlife, clean water, working farms, climate resilience, and the beauty and character of Napa County.
By safeguarding these lands forever, we ensure that future generations can thrive, explore, and experience the natural heritage that makes Napa extraordinary.
People & Community Impact
Protecting land means protecting community — and welcoming people onto the landscapes they help save.
Each year, hundreds of residents, volunteers, students, and visitors join us on the land to explore, learn, and care for Napa’s extraordinary natural places. Through guided hikes, school field trips, orientations, and hands-on stewardship, people of all ages connect deeply with the beauty, history, and ecology of the county they call home.
In 2025 alone, more than 770 people participated in our programs — restoring habitats, improving trails, discovering wildlife, and gaining lasting access to our protected preserves. These shared experiences build a stronger, more connected community and inspire the next generation of conservation leaders.
When people experience the land, they become its stewards.
Visualizing the Results
Whether through a conservation easement or as part of our permanent preserve network, this land is protected forever, strengthening our mission to safeguard the natural and agricultural character of Napa County for generations to come.
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Protecting Napa — for today, tomorrow, and forever.
The lands you see here are more than protected acreage. They represent clean water, thriving wildlife, biodiversity, open space, and crucial habitat for generations yet to come. Every acre, every project, every volunteer effort builds resilience, preserves heritage, and strengthens the natural foundation of our community.
Join us — to protect, to steward, to explore, to give, or to volunteer. With your support, we’ll keep safeguarding the Napa that we love.
Support Our Work
Our work is made possible by the generous support of individuals like you. As a community-based nonprofit, we depend on donations—both big and small—to protect the land and legacy of Napa for generations to come. Your contribution is an investment in Napa’s future. Every dollar makes a difference in preserving the beauty and vitality of our community. Join us in making a lasting impact today.
One-timeDonation
Your one-time gift helps protect the land, water, and wildlife that make Napa County extraordinary. Every donation makes a difference—thank you for being part of this important work.
BECOME AMember
When you become a member of the Land Trust, you join a community committed to protecting the land, water, wildlife, and natural beauty of this extraordinary place. Your support helps us permanently safeguard open spaces, working lands, and critical habitats across Napa County.
BECOME A Volunteer
Volunteers are essential to the daily work of the Land Trust. More than 100 dedicated individuals help lead hikes, monitor properties, care for preserves, and support fundraising efforts—playing a vital role in protecting Napa County’s natural resources.
