In this time of giving thanks, we are especially grateful for all we’ve accomplished together and another successful year in conservation. Join us as we revisit the stories that shaped our efforts over the past year. Land protection projects located in key wildlife...
The Land Trust of Napa County is pleased to announce the completion of a conservation easement protecting 1,416 acres of Running Deer Ranch on the east side of Lake Berryessa. This is the seventh conservation easement completed by the Land Trust in the last seven...
The Land Trust of Napa County, California State Coastal Conservancy, Napa County Resource Conservation District (Napa RCD) and the Natural Resources Conservation Service are pleased to announce completion of a large fuels reduction and forest health project on the...
Work has started on a forest health and fuels reduction project covering 120 acres of our Linda Falls Preserve. The project involves thinning forest in order to reduce an unnatural concentration of small tress that can crowd out the full diversity of native tree...
Land Trust stewardship staff have begun early stage work developing a project centered on a large Heartleaf Milkweed (Asclepius cordifolia) population on our Sutro Ranch Preserve. The goal of the project is to assist with conservation and recovery of the western...
Even though the weather has been slightly volatile as we approach the end of spring, one thing that has remained comparatively steady is the volume, color and variety of wildflowers on Land Trust protected lands. With Land Trust stewardship staff getting in the field...
