POST Appoints Dr. Peter Cowan as Director of Conservation Science Environmental Expert to Develop and Lead Conservation Science Strategy (Palo Alto, Calif.)—Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST), a nonprofit dedicated to…
Indigenous Land Rights Activist Winona LaDuke to speak in Mountain View on Tuesday, March 20 Native American environmentalist to share stories of indigenous land management practices and how they are…
Gina McCarthy, former EPA Chief, to speak in Mountain View on Tuesday, February 13 Top Obama-era environmental leader to discuss the state of environmental science, policy and our nation’s response…
POST and Coastside Land Trust Partner to Protect 26-Acre Coastal Bluff in Half Moon Bay Expanding the California Coastal Trail & Exploring Safe Beach Access (Palo Alto, Calif.)—Peninsula Open Space Trust…
POST acquires a 58-acre beachfront property at the intersection of Tunitas Creek Road and Highway 1 with plans to preserve, rehabilitate and prepare the property for safe public use.
POST announced the purchase of a 63-acre property in mid-Coyote Valley, near the Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority’s Coyote Valley Open Space Preserve.
The Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST) has announced an incredible line up of renowned speakers for their 2018 Wallace Stegner Lecture Series. This season’s speakers include best-selling author and humorist Bill Bryson, Former EPA administrator Gina McCarthy and environmental activist Winona LaDuke.
POST purchases an 18.53-acre property along Kelly Avenue west of Highway 1 in Half Moon Bay. The property is one of the last remaining farms operating within the city limits. POST purchased the property for $3.95 million from a family trust. Dino and Terry Andreotti, long time farmers of the property, have signed an agreement to purchase the farmland from POST subject to an affirmative agricultural easement.
This acquisition is the first step in creating viable wildlife linkage across the valley.
POST announced today that it will remove two dilapidated buildings and a small shed on the Blue House Farm property in San Gregorio. The structures will be recycled and replaced with new farm labor housing. The work will be conducted in conjunction with San Mateo County as part of its Farm Labor Housing Pilot Program and is currently in the permitting phase.