Nevada County Land Trust

IOUR LANDS

Stop the Closure of State Parks and Elimination of Williamson Act: Maximum Pain; Minimal Gain

We urge your action to address two recent budget proposals that will have significant impacts on state parks and California's farmlands. In light of California's unprecedented economic crisis and the need to close an ever-increasing $25 billion budget gap, the Administration has proposed a host of deep budget cuts to balance California's budget. Unfortunately, these proposals include eliminating all General Fund support for Williamson Act subventions and state parks for what could be indefinitely. Read more >>>

ITREKS & EVENTS

Land Trust Nature Camp: June 8-26 Learn more... Now accepting applications

Spring Treks Schedule Now Available Learn more about our Treks program

EARLY BIRD
TICKET PRICING
Stars at the Peak Benefit Concert: August 22th with
Asleep at the Wheel & Cousin Cricket Check it out

Need a Trails Map? Take a look at our Land Trust community trails View maps

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National Trails Day: Community Celebration of Trails Held June 6th See our favorite pics above

Please Help: Build a Foot of Trail for $2.50!
Trails don’t just happen. Nevada County Land Trust staff, volunteers and other organizations work together to design, build and maintain more than 13 miles of local trails that we can all use and enjoy. Learn more......

Exciting News: Hahn Family Challenge Grant!
This year we have a special Matching Grant Donation that has been generously underwritten by Land Trust members Holger and Tacy Hahn. If we can raise half of the funds needed to extend Woodpecker Preserve Trail in Nevada City, they will donate the remaining half to complete the project. That means we must raise $6,600 in order to qualify for the matching grant.
Make a donation today.
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LAND TRUST NEWS

•John Olmsted Wins Conservation Leadership Award Read more

• New Trail Dedicated at Wildflower Ridge Read more

• Superior Court Judge Upholds Conservation Easement on Protected Linden Lea Ranch in Nevada City Learn more

• Spring Issue of Land News Now Available: Read online or print your own