After several months of recovery, repair, and regrowth, the Land Trust is pleased to reopen the Arroyo Hondo Preserve to the public on the first and third full weekends of the month. Learn more about our reopening in this recent…
The latest edition of The Land, our twice yearly newsletter, has the latest conservation news, stories, and achievements—all made possible by people like you. This year, the Land Trust celebrated 20 years of nature preservation and community vibrancy at the…
The last two years have been full of unexpected challenges, for the Land Trust, for our state, and for the wider world. During the week of October 10th, 2021, the Alisal Fire burned more than 17,000 acres along the Gaviota…
Experience the Land Trust's mission in action by watching Stories of the Land. This short film explores the Land Trust's work alongside a few of our community partners who make it all possible. https://youtu.be/uwB8poC9GdM
The Land Trust conserves land and natural resources forever, with lots of places you and your best friend can visit. Recently, we asked you to share photos of your favorite conservation-minded canines enjoying favorite places and you delivered! We received…
From the hills and valleys of North County to the salty Gaviota Coast and the orchards and beaches of Carpinteria, Santa Barbara County land nourishes both wild and human communities. With plenty of places to explore, our map has a…
The spring/summer edition of THE LAND newsletter is out! Get the latest news on conservation projects in Santa Barbara County, including how one person's gift helped conserve Jalama Canyon Ranch, what's new at the Arroyo Hondo Preserve, plus, a map…
Land Trust Treks Land Trust Treks are a series of guided hikes for the community to explore scenic Santa Barbara County and to meet your local Land Trust. Free and open to the public. Hike ratings vary from easy to…
“We can bring this money to the table and protect their agriculture forever, but it’s also addressing climate resilience issues and economic vitality. It’s like a triple bottom-line win,” said Meredith Hendricks, executive director of The Land Trust for Santa…
