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Couple enjoying the wildflower hiking near San Francisco - MALT

Discover the Best Wildflower Hikes Near San Francisco

March 15, 2024

There are so many great wildflower hikes near San Francisco, sometimes it’s hard to know how to choose. We’re here to help.

The Next Generation of Local Farmers Needs Your Support

March 13, 2024

To truly preserve agriculture into the future, we need to invest in the broader protection of our food systems, agriculture economy, and the environment.

Serpentine soil with an abundance of native flowers - MALT

The Strange Magic of Marin’s Serpentine Soils

March 11, 2024

Serpentine soil are one of the best places to see the spring wildflower bloom. Here’s where to find them.

Celebrating the Amazing Women in Agriculture in Marin Country

March 7, 2024

While March is Women’s History Month, here at MALT we know we don’t need to wait for a holiday to recognize the vital role that women play in preserving agriculture, both here in Marin County and across the country. In fact, women’s leadership in agriculture is built into MALT’s DNA: founded by two women, currently…

Aerial view of the Bivista Ridge Ranch - MALT

Bivista Ridge Ranch Protected Along East Shore of Tomales Bay

March 5, 2024

The 592-acre Bivista Ridge Ranch along the eastern shore of Tomales Bay will soon be protected in perpetuity.

March Events in Marin County

February 29, 2024

Enjoy our March roundup of farm visits, walks, markets, nature talks, and volunteer opportunities.

Where to See the Spring Wildflowers in Marin County

February 25, 2024

Wildflowers in Marin County are in bloom and there’s no better time to experience the beauty of our region’s open spaces.

New Small Grants Round for Biodiversity

February 23, 2024

This February, we opened the spring 2024 round of our Small Grants Program, focusing on protecting biodiversity in agricultural working lands.

The Unusual Mating Rituals of Marin County Fauna

February 13, 2024

Everything you did and didn’t want to know about the mating habits of Marin County wildlife.

A plate of food from several MALT producers sits on a long table where many people are eating.

February Events in Marin County

February 6, 2024

Enjoy our February roundup of farm visits, walks, markets, nature talks, and volunteer opportunities.