Placer Land Trust had a very successful 2013-2014 fiscal year. We protected over 580 acres of land, we took over 300 people on outdoor adventures, we helped over 300 volunteers give back to their community, and we have almost 600 members and donors to thank for making it all possible! To learn more about the land and the people that Placer Land Trust touched, please check out our 2013-2014 Community Report…
From protecting local ranches, to saving the 400+ acre heart of Clover Valley from development, to forging exciting new community partnerships... 2025 was a year to remember! Check out our Annual Community Report for a look back at the highlights, including videos, photos, our full list of supporters, and much more.
This year, two new preserves got us closer to the goal of protecting 25,000 acres of natural and agricultural lands in Placer County by 2030. To steward those preserves already in our care, Placer Land Trust partnered with community members and organizations to remove invasive species and reduce fuel loads. Community partnerships also helped us engage more people than ever before on our preserves this year.
Thanks to the support of members like you, Placer Land Trust protected 3,966 acres this year, bringing our total to 18,930 acres preserved for generations to come! And while that metric is an important one, it’s not the only measure we use to mark our success.