The Rural Voices for Conservation Coalition Annual 2026 Meeting brings together rural and Tribal leaders, practitioners, and academic to explore the tools, systems, and ideas needed to address challenges facing rural communities and landscapes. The meeting features sessions that explore complex political, Tribal, and place-based contexts while strategies to support
Rally: The National Land Conservation Conference brings together land conservation practitioners from around the world to learn, connect, and celebrate conservation leadership. This annual gathering features learning sessions focused on land conservation topics, networking opportunities, exhibits, plenary sessions, and an awards presentations recognizing conservation leadership. Rally provides a space for
This session focuses on the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) and how it supports stewardship on working lands. Participants will learn about the CSP application process, recent program updates, and the key difference between CSP and the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP). The session also features insights on the Rangeland Trust
This free workshop offers a day of learning and connection focused on how grazing supports healthy bird habitat. Participants will explore the land, identify key rangeland bird habitats, and learn about the local bird species that call the area home. This hands-on experience provides a unique opportunity to deepen their
The California Rangeland Trust honored remarkable leaders in land stewardship during its Landowner Appreciation Dinner, held on June 2nd at Yolo Land & Cattle Co. in Esparto, CA.
Born and raised in the bustling town of San Francisco, Terri Arington knows development when she sees it. “Once development occurs, these rangelands are gone forever. We need to conserve what we still have, or we’re going to lose it.”
The California Rangeland Trust is proud to announce the conservation of additional acreage on the Dry Creek Ranch in Merced County, CA.
The California Rangeland Trust is proud to announce the conservation of the Ray-Mar Ranch in Calaveras County, CA.
The California Rangeland Trust is proud to announce the conservation of the Spanish Ranch in the Cuyama Valley.
A few generations ago, if you asked someone on the street whether they or their family worked in agriculture, chances are the answer would have been yes. Today, that connection has largely faded. Many people are now generations removed from the land, feeling increasingly disconnected from where their food comes from and from the people who produce it.
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