Our goal is to get you on the land because we believe nature is transformative.
Since 1996, community access to local natural landscapes has driven our work. With that comes a responsibility to steward and restore that land. We currently own, or manage, seven preserves across Sonoma County. You can enjoy and help us steward these places through our environmental education, individual and group stewardship, and volunteer programs. Or join us for one of our celebratory gatherings in nature throughout the year.
Protected Land
All of LandPaths’ preserves are permanently protected from further development. With the help of volunteers like you, we manage the natural resources in a way that’s good for the land and the people. We also partner with city and county agencies to steward community gardens and open space preserves.
Public Access
We invite you to join us at each preserve. These are community hubs where you can come together in common purpose, with people like you, in the spirit of belonging, welcoming, love of the land, and stewardship.
By gathering people on our land, we hope to create deeper connections, and a community conservation ethic, now more important than ever as we grapple with the impact of climate change on future generations.
Throughout the year, we offer hundreds of opportunities to get outside and grow community with nature in these awe-inspiring local landscapes.
