Volunteers contribute tens of thousands of hours each year to parks throughout Sonoma County—from inventories and trail building to habitat restoration.
LandPaths’ vision for "Community-Powered Parks" harnesses this desire to connect with the land and expands it beyond workdays and volunteer patrols— engaging volunteers as community leaders. In this economic climate, such volunteers can be the difference between closing parks and creating thriving park communities where both the visitor and the land benefit.
In these times of strained budgets, LandPaths supports full funding for our park agencies and 'Community Power' to extend resources further.
Three sites where you can see stages of Community-Powered Parks in action are the Grove of the Old Trees, Bayer Farm and the Willow Creek State Park addition/subunit where LandPaths manages both public access and land stewardship in partnership with public agencies and non-profits.
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