Golden State Land Conservancy

Swipe to read a new year’s priorities message from our Executive Director, Devin Best. Happy New Year!

Project Spotlight for December 2025! Wildwood Retreat is one of our many impactful conservancy projects🌳

Project Spotlight #2! Follow for more on our conservation properties!

November Project Spotlight: Blue Lake Ranch! Follow to learn more about our conservation properties

Meet our executive director, Devin Best! Great things are ahead for GSLC!

Meet our amazing executive director, Devin Best! Great things are ahead for GSLC!

Conservation is the heart of our work here at GSLC
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The Golden State Land Conservancy is pleased to announce it is applying for renewal of accreditation with the Land Trust Alliance (LTA). A public comment period is now open. Please click below for our Stakeholder Notification/Public Notice for more information on this process.

Golden State Land Conservancy l California The Golden State Land Conservancy (GSLC) is accredited by the Land Trust Accreditation Commission and has been approved many times to hold mitigation lands by the United States Department of Fish and Wildlife, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. GSLC...

Happy Earth Day! May we be mindful of our planet Earth and take action to preserve its lands, protect its wildlife habitats, and more.

GSLC welcomes The Heck Foundation as a Steward level sponsor/partner. Thank you for supporting GSLC's mission!

We invite businesses to join The Heck Foundation in supporting GSLC's land conservation, habitat protection, and mitigation work @ https://gslc.us/support-us/corporate-partnership/

Find your Easter eggs? We sort of did!

GSLC acquired an easement on the 7.62-acre Paradise Crest Wetland Preserve in 2014. The Preserve was established to compensate for the impacts of nearby residential development and includes over an acre of newly created wetlands along with two acres of existing wetlands. The Preserve is always teeming with life – especially waterfowl and other birds. Geese are a common sight at Paradise Crest, but our easement monitor was surprised to stumble upon a goose nest (while it’s hard to tell just from the picture, those eggs are huge). Our monitor might also be lucky to be alive having wandered so close, because geese are known to be very protective of their nests!

We are glad to see wildlife using Paradise Crest Wetland Preserve as a reliable refuge.

Let's celebrate Earth Day (4/22) with a nature walk at Azalea Farm in Occidental. This guided nature walk on a 77-acre property with old-growth redwood trees and a vineyard will also include learning about the preservation and protection of redwood trees. Students from local schools are also scheduled to participate in the event.

Date: Monday, April 22, 2024
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Register for the event here: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/VkLhx6KQaL130wjfOuzw-Q