THE LAND CONSERVANCY OF SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY

Q: Where can I visit Land Conservancy properties?

A: A list of our sites that are open to the public. Read More

A: Our sites that are open via docent led walks and volunteer events. Read More

Q: Why are some Land Conservancy properties "docent-led access only"?

A: Some land we protect has habitat damage or is sensitive... Read More

Q: Name some of the LCSLO's major accomplishments and land acquisitions?

A: Saving pines in Cambria to habitat conservation on the Nipomo Dunes. Read More

Q: How can I help protect local land?

A: Donate Land - Become a Member - Volunteer your time & skills Read More

Q: What is a Land Trust?

A: A Land Trust is a special type of non-profit... Read More

Q: What is a conservation easement?

A: A tool to regulate what land uses are appropriate and allowable... Read More

Q: Are there other conservation methods?

A: Yes, land purchases and donations. Read More

Q: How does The Land Conservancy pay for restoring damaged lands?

A: The vast majority of our funding for our restoration projects comes from various types of grant programs... Read More

Q: Why do we need to restore streams?

A: A variety of wildlife, especially fish, depends on the streams for homes, water, migration corridors, and protection from predators... Read More

Q: What type of restoration projects has The Land Conservancy completed?

A: The Land Conservancy is uniquely experienced in managing and implementing many types of restoration projects... Read More

Q: How does The Land Conservancy get permission to work in sensitive habitats in our County? Aren't there rules that prohibit working in these areas?

A: ...The Land Conservancy is required to undergo the same environmental review that any land owner must follow... Read More

Q: How do you know if your restoration project worked?

A: A variety of formal scientific monitoring methods are used. Read More

Q: What can I do if I have a problem with invasive plants or bank erosion on my land?

A: Give us a call at (805) 544-9096. Sometimes we can partner with landowners to complete projects on their land. At the very least our professional staff can provide you with contact information for other organizations that can help.

Q: How can I get involved in local restoration efforts?

A:

• Join as a Land Conservancy member to support our ongoing restoration and conservation programs. More Info
• Dedicate your Land Conservancy contributions to the Healthy Lands Forever Fund. More Info
• Volunteer. More Info