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Land Trust Protects Key Slough Land

The Land Trust has purchased a key 45 acre property in the Watsonville Sloughs. The restoration of wetlands on the property will benefit wildlife, water quality and help reduce upstream flooding of farmlands.

Read the press release.
Look at a map of the property.

 

Watsonville Slough Farm Dedication:
September 19th, 4pm to 7pm


To see images, click above.

Join us for a celebration of the protection of heart of the Watsonville Slough system in the best way possible – by getting out on the land!

We will gather at 4pm to dedicate the protection of 485 acres of farmland and wetlands. We will then lead a walks around this beautiful property until 6pm or 7pm (your choice). Tours of different lengths and focus will allow you to get a scenic overview, learn about our management plans, and get a look at restoration work in process.

We’ll provide Martinelli’s cider and strawberries, you bring a snack or dinner!

Click here for directions.

 

Community Forums Update

Land Trust Board Member and Pajaro Valley farmer Jim Rider introduces the first forum in Watsonville.


The Land Trust hosted four community forums this spring to solicit public input for the Conservation Blueprint it is developing.  More than 120 people attended the forums in Watsonville, Live Oak, Santa Cruz, and the San Lorenzo Valley.  Click here to download a PDF summary.

Sign up here to receive Land Trust updates, including notice of when a draft of the Conservation Blueprint will be posted here in the fall for additional community input.



Artists Connect with the Land

PV Arts Exhibit 2010See the land you help protect through the eyes of local artist.

The Pajaro Valley Arts Council Gallery is hosting Plein Air: Connecting with the Land, July 7 through August 15 , Thursdays through Sundays, 11am to 4pm, pvarts.org



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