Over 325 attendees helped raise nearly $110,000 for public land conservation.
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Spring Campout Brings Families and Youth Together
ForestWatch helps remove barriers to accessing the great outdoors with camping, rock-climbing, and hiking.
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Industry Lawsuits Take Aim at Popular Wildlife Corridor Ordinance
Measures to protect wildlife received broad public and scientific support.
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Trump Administration Releases Draft Study of Drilling and Fracking Throughout Central Coast Region
Public comments accepted until June 10.
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County Votes to Study Lax Oversight of Oil Drilling Permits Near Forest
Many permits were approved a half-century ago, placing the environment and communities at risk.
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Spring Break in the Los Padres
Exposing teenagers to the beauty and richness that exists within a short distance from home.
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Ventura County Adopts Protections for Wildlife Corridors
In historic 3-2 vote, supervisors adopt a wildlife corridor ordinance—the first of its kind in the state.
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Ventura County Supervisors Receive Overwhelming Community Support for Wildlife Corridors
Over 700 individuals, 41 organizations, 17 businesses, and four cities support the proposal.
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ForestWatch Engages New Stakeholders By Going Outside
Fostering nature connection for a stronger conservation movement.
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Ventura County Planning Commission Advances Protections for Wildlife Corridors
Commissioners vote 5-0 to send the proposed protections for wildlife corridors to the Board of Supervisors.
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