Land connects us all — protecting it today, saving it for tomorrow.
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OUR MISSION
Inspire a love of the land and preserve it for people, food, and the natural environment.
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Sean McNamara * Second Generation Farmer“At a time when farm families around the country are wondering who in the next generation will carry on the farm, Sierra Orchards in Winters now knows the answer.”
Plan A Visit
Hike our lands
Wide open spaces are a dominant characteristic of the Solano County landscape.
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27,000+- 12,000 acres of open space protected for public access
- 13,000+ acres of agricultural land, working farms, and ranches protected -
20,000
visitors per year on our properties
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350
volunteers per year, contributing over $178K in volunteer time
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3,000
student visitors, funded by our Put a Child on the Land program
Upcoming Events
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Learn more about using a Golden Bear Pass at Patwino Worrtla Kodoi and Lynch Canyon Open Space Park.
News & Stories
With more than 25,000 acres protected and major development pressures looming, Solano Land Trust leaders told business partners Thursday that the county’s future will hinge on balancing growth with preservation, warning that incremental land loss could erode the region’s agricultural economy even as open space remains abundant.
After the winter rains, these temporary pools often transform into rings of wildflowers.
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Land connects us all — protecting it today, saving it for tomorrow.
Our Valued Partners
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