The primary purpose of the California Land Conservancy is to encourage and facilitate the preservation, protection or enhancement of land in its natural, historical, agricultural, forested, or open space condition or use.
This a 60 acre property located in Mojave Desert in Kern County, located 15 miles west of Rosamond California. These conservation lands are managed by the CLC and consist primarily of desert wash habitat.
CLC holds a conservation easement on the 17 acre Wilson Creek Wetlands Mitigation Bank in southwestern Riverside County with beneficial rights to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
This is a one acre remnant parcel of a 149 acre property located in Trabuco Canyon on Live Oak Canyon Road. The other acreage was acquired by the State of California in two phases and by OCTA for the last acquisition of 48 acres. A record of survey and map has been recorded providing compliance with Orange County Surveyor requirements. Habitat of the 149 acre property includes Coastal Sage Scrub, Oak Woodland and riparian habitat. The remainder parcel is located along the frontage of Live Oak Canyon Road and is primarily disturbed habitat with some California Oak Woodland
This is a 330 acre property located on the eastern slope of the Saddleback Mountains located between the Cleveland National Forest and a housing development. The property primarily comprises chaparral, sage scrub, coast live oak woodlands and riparian forest habitat. The property is held in fee title.
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