Acre by Acre Awards

The Phillips family’s involvement in conservation has been ongoing for many years

Richard has made countless efforts over the past four decades to protect the beauty of Napa.

The family’s commitment to conservation continued beyond the original donation in 1999.

Longtime member and volunteer Jake Ruygt is the acknowledged expert on our native flora.

Warren and Barbara are longtime supporters of conservation with significant land protection accomplishments.

Randy and Lori Dunn are longtime Angwin residents and true land preservation advocates.

The impact of Ann Taylor Schwing’s conservation work is many-fold and can be felt locally in Napa County as well as nationally.

Bruce and Martha Atwater, Francis Ford and Eleanor Coppola, David and Nancy Garden and Ted and Laddie Hall have collectively protected 1,588 acres of contiguous land in the eastern hills of the Mayacamas Range, west of Rutherford on the northern flanks of Mt. Saint John.

Harold Kelly is an icon for land conservation and environmentalism in Napa County.

The 2014 Acre by Acre Award was presented to Andy and Betty Beckstoffer at the inaugural dinner for the Land Trust’s Cornerstone Society.

The 2015 Acre by Acre Award was presented to Chip Bouril and Penny Proteau at the second annual Cornerstone Society Gathering.

Joel and Kathy have both served the Land Trust in immeasurable ways throughout much of the organization’s 40 year history.