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Join Us to Protect the Natural and Working Lands of Santa Cruz County
Protecting our local natural and working lands forever can only succeed when it’s supported by a community of people who act together.
Your support directly contributes to these exciting projects we are working on right here in Santa Cruz County:Using climate-adaptive strategies to restore wetland habitat at Beach Ranch
Breaking ground on five miles of trail at the Watsonville Slough Farm
Building wildlife crossings at Highway 101 and Highway 1
Thank you for your support!
$1 - $999 Annually
Establish your commitment to the land in the Santa Cruz County area. You receive:
Invitations to Member Only events
Monthly e-updates
A subscription to our bi-annual newsletter
$1,000+ Annually
Join the Land Trust of Santa Cruz County community and receive all Core Member benefits plus:
Exclusive Event invitations including the annual Conservation Circle Dinner
Field Updates with Conservation Specialists
Early Access to New trails and Properties
While all our members help make our work possible, a core group of Land Trust supporters step forward annually as the major Conservation Investors in our project development, land acquisitions, and conservation planning. Members who donate $10k+ annually receive all Conservation Circle Member benefits plus:
Invitations to intimate behind-the-scenes events such as our annual State of the Land Trust Conservation Investor Evening. Conservation Investor members will have the opportunity to hear from and speak with Land Trust Staff and Board Leadership about how our projects are evolving, the challenges we’re encountering, and the long-term impacts of the work they’re making possible.
Special Investor Impact Report at fiscal year-end
Questions on how you can become a Conservation Investor? Please contact Laura Dannehl-Schickman, Engagement Director, at laura.schickman@landtrustsantacruz.org or (831) 588-8209
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Let’s work together to ensure the future of the Santa Cruz County area’s lands, wildlife, legacy, environment, and economy.