Feeling VolunCheerful: Celebrating our Volunteers of the Year(s)!
Land conservation is a full-time job, and then some — that’s why we are so grateful for the volunteers who help us leverage our resources and accomplish so much! We…
Welcome to Our New Staff
The seasons are changing from summer to fall, and Placer Land Trust is seeing a few transitions as we increase our capacity to take on all the exciting work ahead.…
Placer Land Trust Is Safety-Forward with New Certified Training Center
For many years, Placer Land Trust has ensured our staff and volunteers are certified in first aid and CPR. And now, we have the ability to train and certify our…
Answering Your Questions about Conservation Easements
Conservation Easements protect land while allowing the landowner to keep the title and use of the land… a true “win-win” for everyone! They benefit landowners, the land itself, and our…
History of the Colfax-Todds Valley Consolidated Tribe
By Clyde Prout III, CTVCT Tribal Chairman The Colfax-Todds Valley Consolidated Tribe (CTVCT) is a State recognized tribe located in Placer County, CA. The Tribe is comprised of primarily of…
Nature Quest Sparks Outdoor Joy
Community Council launches successful event series, bringing awareness to Placer Land Trust's preserves and mission...
Upper Ranch Protected as Agricultural Land and Wildlife Habitat
Placer Land Trust and a local family have permanently protected Upper Ranch, a 320-acre working ranch north of the city of Lincoln. This project follows on the successes of the Trust’s recent Clover Valley and…
Big Gratitude for Big Day of Giving!
It was another great Big Day of Giving in the Greater Sacramento region! During this year’s Big Day of Giving, tens of thousands of people from around the capital area gave…
Vista Ranch Preserves Rural Agriculture and Oak Woodlands Habitat
It has been a busy spring here at Placer Land Trust — with multiple exciting land protection projects reaching completion, we’ve had our hands full in the best possible way!…
A bright new future for Clover Valley!
March 14, 2025 It’s official — yesterday evening, the Placer County Office of Education approved their $2.37 million investment in protecting Clover Valley. That means, along with generous contributions from several…
2024 Online Annual Community Report
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…
Partnering with Colfax-Todds Valley Consolidated Tribe on Conservation and Cultural Stewardship Projects
Placer Land Trust is committed to protecting and caring for land in a way that is inclusive and equitable. One way to do that is by working with our local…