News Archive

Lunch and Learn: Become a Docent!

Docents have been an integral piece to the education program at our Arroyo Hondo Preserve, enriching the experience of those who visit. Docents are trained by regional experts to lead educational hikes for adults and school groups at this gorgeous 782-acre nature preserve. The hikes feature on the history, botany, wildlife and geology of the...

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The Land: Land Trust Fall Newsletter

Check out our Fall Newsletter for all the news.

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A Very Different Walk on More Mesa

On September 29, the Land Trust hosted a full moon hike on More Mesa with local naturalist and biologist Ted Mullen. Below, is the write up by More Mesa Preservation Coalition President, Valerie Olson. Continuing with our “Walk on More Mesa” theme, a very different kind of walk presented itself in late September. Jennifer Stroh...

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Protecting family farms: Land Trust highlights conservation efforts

On Tuesday, Work and Land Trust board member Erik Gregersen gave a seminar about using conservation easements and the preservation of family farms in the county.

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Land Trust County Tour Travels Back Stage

Earlier this month, 40 Land Trust donors who helped us meet our year end goal were given a behind-the-scenes look a several Land Trust properties.

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Making Progress At Ennisbrook

The Land Trust’s work in Monetcito’s Ennisbrook neighborhood continues at the 44-acre San Ysidro Oak Woodland.

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Update on the Rincon Bluffs Preserve

The Land Trust and the City of Carpinteria are working on the final details of the easement of the Rincon Bluffs.

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Bringing the San Ysidro Oak Woodland Back- Better than Ever

For the past several months, Land Trust staff has been working closely with the Ennisbrook Home Owners Association in Montecito to strategize ways to clear mud and flood debris from the 44-acre San Ysidro Oak Woodland.

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The Land: Spring Newsletter

Check out our Spring Newsletter for all the news, including "The Protective Power of Conserved Land" and "Fire in the Chaparral", both addressing the impact of the recent Thomas Fire.

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A Focus on Resilience After Southern California Fires

As Southern California communities look to rebuild after enduring devastating wildfires and mudslides, there is a growing call for more focus on forest resilience and smarter planning.

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