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PLACER LAND TRUST
WORKING TO PRESERVE PLACER COUNTY'S
VALUABLE OPEN SPACES AND AGRICULTURAL LANDS
Placer Land Trust was founded in 1991 as a community-based private nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving lands that hold valuable natural, historic, agricultural, and recreational resources in Placer County, California.
Our mission is to work with landowners and conservation partners to permanently preserve natural open spaces and agricultural lands in Placer County. To date we have preserved 4,628 acres in Placer County for future generations.
CURRENT NEWS
Disappearing Landscapes Art Event & Sale opens with reception on April 10 at Latitudes Restaurant in Auburn. Click here for details.
Treasured Landscapes series offers tours of PLT-preserved landscapes on April 12, April 26, May 10, and May 24. Call (530) 887-9222 for details.
PLT permanently protects the 912-acre Garden Bar Preserve on the Bear River in rural Lincoln. Click here for details.
PLT receives donated conservation easement to protect Warren property in rural Auburn. Click here for details.
PLT to undergo national land trust accreditation process. Click here for details on how to provide public comment.
PLT honors Janice Forbes with the Placer Conservator Award. Click
here for details.
Join Placer Land Trust, renew your membership, or donate services or materials. Click here to find out how you can help!
For over a decade now, Placer County has been one of the fastest growing counties in California. Despite the County's rapid growth, Placer Land Trust is committed to playing an important role in permanently preserving our quality of life and our natural resources - including oak woodlands, working landscapes, rivers and streams.
Through community support and regional partnerships, Placer Land Trust works to protect our valuable lands for future generations to enjoy.
Please contact us to find out how you can help!
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