land trust

The Ventura Land Trust is receiving $1.2 million for projects to restore native plant species at the Harmon Canyon Preserve.

The Land Trust for Santa Barbara County engineered the deal to buy the 2.48 acres of land, now known as the Rincon Gateway Bluffs.

Chevron and Aera Energy sought to close Hall Canyon Road, which provides public access to the newly opened 1,600-acre Ventura Hills Nature Preserve.

The Crooked Palm property in West Ventura includes a portion of the Ventura River trail, and the Ventura River.

The latest 2.48 acre acquisition continues a nearly three decade old effort to preserve bluffs with incredible coastal views.

The Land Trust for Santa Barbara County bought 2.48 acres of land on the east end of the Carpinteria Bluffs that had been the target of development for years.

The Land Trust for Santa Barbara County, The Nature Conservancy, and the Department of Defense teamed up to add protections to the Dangermond Preserve.

The Trust for Public Land, donors, and the state came up with $25 million to buy the Deer Creek Property, between the Ventura County line and Mugu Rock.

The Ventura Land Trust received $7.2 million for the Mariano Ranch Preserve.

Deal will protect wildlife habitat, while creating new recreational opportunities for public.