Santa Clara County Parks Department
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The Santa Clara County park includes 28 regional parks encompassing nearly 45,000 acres.
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The Santa Clara County park includes 28 regional parks encompassing nearly 45,000 acres.
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Operates 17 separate parks, three regional trails, and other county and local trails encompassing 15,680 acres.
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Manages parks, recreation programs, and natural areas in San Francisco.
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Named for the Quail Ridge Reserve, a near-pristine Inner Coast Range reserve of native California habitats and wildlife, the conservancy is dedicated to wilderness preservation, the promotion of biological diversity, native habitat research, and education about environmental stewardship.
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Preserve Lamorinda Open Space formed in response to concern about development and open space issues in the Moraga area.
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Works to preserve open space in Pacifica and the surrounding community.
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The Muir Heritage Land Trust acquires, manages, and restores open space land in Contra Costa County.
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The district, often called MROSD or just Midpen, manages some 50,000 acres of open space on the Peninsula and down into the South Bay, with 25 open space preserves.
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The Marin County Parks and Open Space Department is the local government agency responsible for preserving public open space in Marin County. The district manages more than 30 parks.
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Marin Agricultural Land Trust (MALT) was the first land trust in the United States to focus on farmland preservation. Founded in 1980 by a coalition of ranchers and environmentalists to preserve farmland in Marin County, California, MALT acquires agricultural conservation easements on farmland in voluntary transactions with landowners.