In this episode, Rangeland Trust CEO Michael Delbar sits down with Wade Crowfoot, Secretary for the California Natural Resources Agency, to reflect on California’s conservation efforts and the future of the state’s working rangelands.
On October 8, a sold-out crowd of 150 guests gathered at The Station in Los Alamos, California, for Reunir with the Rangeland Trust, our signature Central Coast event celebrating the people, traditions, and landscapes that define the Western way of life.
Earlier this month, The Oak Group held its 40th anniversary exhibit, Abiding Legacy, opening at the Santa Barbara Library’s Faulkner Gallery. The show is a collection of 110 paintings and photographs of 10 Central Coast ranches conserved by the California Rangeland Trust. Through this collaboration, 27 plein air artists had the opportunity to experience these working landscapes firsthand and share them with the public through their art.
In this episode Michael Delbar sits down with Nita Vail to explore her journey from growing up as a fourth-generation rancher on Santa Rosa Island to a career in state government, environmental policy, and rangeland conservation.
In the Cuyama Valley on September 12, 2026, community members, donors, landowner partners, and friends gathered with the Rangeland Trust and the Doiron family to celebrate the conservation of Spanish Ranch.
An art exhibit and sale benefiting the California Rangeland Trust, Santa Barbara
Central Library’s Faulkner Gallery October 1st through October 30th.
Six projects will support the permanent conservation of more than 100,000 acres of working ranchlands through conservation easements.
In this episode, host and CEO of the Rangeland Trust, Michael Delbar, sits down with Rangeland Trust ranching partners Mark and Dina Moore of Lone Star Ranch. They share their experience keeping the ranch intact across generations and the steps they have taken to prepare the next generation to lead while preserving the legacy of the land.
In this episode, we sit down with Tucker Brown, a rancher from Throckmorton, Texas, who has built a following of more than 211,000 people on Instagram by documenting the day-to-day realities of his family’s multi-generational ranch.
The 2026 California Cattlemen’s Association Midyear Meeting brings together cattle producers, industry leaders, and allied partners in Reno, Nevada, for two days of policy discussions, committee meetings, educational sessions, and networking. The meeting provides updates on key issues affecting California’s beef industry and highlights the association’s ongoing work.
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