Farmland Wins Over Urban Sprawl

At the end of December, 2017, we recorded our 7th property of the year. This property is very special, as it is a conservation easement from a long-time member of…

Placer Land Trust Community Survey

Help guide Placer Land Trust’s future direction!  Placer Land Trust protects natural and agricultural lands in Placer County that benefit both our present-day community, as well as future generations. We…

Year End

What better gifts can you give this holiday season than beautiful vistas, healthy natural habitats, clean waterways, places for outdoor recreation, and protecting our agricultural heritage?   A donation to…

Our Staff is Growing!

We’re so busy protecting land that we needed more help!  Please help us welcome Lynnette Batt as our new Conservation Director. Lynnette grew up in western Maine, in a small…
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State Insect Shows its ‘Face’ at PLT Preserve

In 1929, California became the first state to choose an insect to represent the state.  They chose the California Dogface Butterfly (Zerene eurydice) by conducting a statewide poll to all…
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Snake Season: What You Need to Know

As the temperatures warm up and more people are getting outdoors, we wanted to share this previous blog post on rattle snakes along with a few updates… The vast majority of…

Welcome Karen Keene to our Board of Directors

We are pleased to announce that Karen Keene was appointed as the newest member of Placer Land Trust’s Board of Directors at the March 2017 Board meeting. Karen considers herself a…