California Rangeland Trust

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1225 H St, Sacramento, CA 95814

(916) 444-2096

This nonprofit trust was founded in 1998 to protect rangeland in California. It has conserved more than 340,000 acres that support livestock, wildlife, and rural communities.

According to the group’s Facebook page, more than 784 square miles of open landscapes—about the size of Los Angeles and San Diego combined—were converted to industry and housing over a ten-year span. The trust helps safeguard rangelands all around the state.

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California Rangeland Trust to Conserve Land Near Hollister

11/24/2022
The Wildlife Conservation Board has approved $24.46 million in grants to restore and protect fish and wildlife habitat in California, including $650,000 to the California Rangeland Trust to acquire a conservation easement over some 4,503 acres.

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