We met our $100,000 Giving Tuesday goal—matched by Bob and Eva Martin! We’re so grateful for your support. Thank you for stepping up to protect the lands and waters that make Sonoma County home. Your generosity fuels a healthier future and moves us toward our $1.8M year-end goal!

It's Giving Tuesday! Your gift to Sonoma Land Trust today will be generously matched dollar-for-dollar by long-time donors, Bob and Eva Martin. Please double your impact and help us meet this $100,000 match opportunity.
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This Giving Tuesday, your impact goes twice as far. Every gift will be doubled up to $100,000 thanks to matching donors Bob and Eva Martin. Join us on December 2 as we restore our relationship with the land by caring for it—together.

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Why is it exciting to find a Northwestern Pond Turtle in the wild? 🐢As an indicator species, the tell us how healthy their watery ecosystems are. Due to habitat loss, poor water quality, and the introduction of predators, the more we find in our waterways the healthier the ecosystem is.

Our work is more urgent than ever. One project we’re excited about is Osprey Hill Ranch: a 365-acre ranch north of Bodega Bay that could connect 22,000 acres from the Jenner Headlands to the redwoods of Monte Rio. Donate now to help protect this remarkable landscape. ow.ly/zu2f50XmfTv

When we care for the land, the land cares for us. Our Board of Directors have issued a bold challenge: raise $1.8 million by year’s end. Donate today to join us in protecting the places we call home.
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Did you know you’re more likely to be bitten by a dog or be involved in a car accident than seeing a mountain lion, let alone being attacked by one? Learn more surprising facts from Dr. Quinton Martins in our latest Language of the Land webinar. youtube.com/@sonomalandtrust

Fall’s raptor migration is in full flight! Unlike most birds, raptors soar by day making this migration one we can actually see. The Jenner Headlands is one of the best places in Sonoma County to witness it. Join a Hawkwatch by signing up for one of our outings or check out westcountyhawkwatch.com

Cute coyote alert! We caught these playful pups on our wildlife camera at Little Black Mountain Preserve. Coyotes live in close-knit family groups, working together to hunt, defend their territory, and teach pups survival skills. Coyotes keep small rodent populations in check and clean up carrion.