Quick Facts: 1,000 acres north of Roseville, protected for habitat conservation and restoration Protected since October 2006 through Placer Land Trust’s West Placer Habitat Protection Program Public-Private Partnership for Conservation and Restoration Toad Hill is privately owned while Placer Land Trust holds the Conservation Easement preventing development and promoting habitat Read more…
Quick Facts: 49-acre property in the Upper Bear River watershed Located near the Bear River Campground in Colfax, adjacent to the Bear River Pinecroft Reserve Protected in 2017 by Conservation Easement Owned by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) Wildlife Habitat & Watershed Land The property contains mixed conifer and Read more…
Protected through partnership with American River Conservancy;
Cultural Preserve is site of the first agricultural settlement of pioneer Japanese immigrants in North America.
Quick Facts: 27 acres of grassland, wetlands, and oak woodlands along Orr Creek in Auburn Protected by conservation easement since 2007 by Placer Land Trust through the generosity of Leslie Warren Oak Woodlands, Orr Creek, and a Wetland Meadow The Warren Property hosts open grassland, seasonal wetlands, mixed oak woodlands, Read more…
Quick Facts: 427 acres along Doty Ravine northeast of Lincoln. Vernal Pool Grassland and Riparian Habitat Protected since April 2005 through Placer Land Trust’s West Placer Habitat Protection Program Doty Ravine Preserve supports multiple on-going restoration projects Adaptive management through rotational livestock grazing In 2022, Doty Ravine Preserve was renamed Read more…
Quick Facts: 197 acres north of Lincoln along Raccoon Creek Protected in 2022 by an Agricultural Conservation Easement, which allows the current or future landowner to continue ranching or farming Family-owned and operated cattle and mixed livestock ranch; high-quality grazing land, consisting of blue oak woodlands and annual grasslands Funding Read more…
17-acre preserve located in the City of Auburn; watershed land and wildlife habitat. Open to the public for fishing, walking, and sightseeing.