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Land Protection

Longmeadow Ranch

Stewardship Spotlight: Longmeadow Ranch

December 20, 2019

Learn about our stewardship work in partnership with Longmeadow Ranch which is iconic for its Scottish Highland cattle.

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Ilemorini ranch

2019 Accomplishments: Video

November 12, 2019

Celebrate what we’ve accomplished together. Watch a short video highlighting MALT’s work to protect at-risk farmland in Marin.

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Why you should care about protecting farmland in Marin

September 6, 2019

Protecting farmland means so much more than the number of acres and farms protected. Read about the impacts on community, the environment and the economy.

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Protected Habitat: MALT Connects 14,383 More Acres

August 2, 2019

As MALT partners with landowners to protect farmland across Marin County, we’re creating contiguous blocks of protected habitat.

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MALT Protects Ielmorini Back Ranch for Agriculture, Preserving Critical and Diverse Contiguous Habitat

June 26, 2019

MALT is proud to protect Ielmorini Back Ranch north of Nicasio forming a contiguous 14,383-acre stretch of protected ag land and habitat.

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Corporate Circle Spotlight: Sola Bee Farms finds a home on MALT ranches of West Marin

June 4, 2019

Sola Bee is committed to healthy bees and healthy lands as a corporate sponsor of MALT.

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birds over the hills

The Birds of Chileno Valley Ranch

May 29, 2019

Curious about the thirty-three birds observed on MALT-protected Chileno Valley Ranch? Then dive right in.

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Chileno Valley Ranch: A Story of Partnership and Conservation

May 29, 2019

Read about Chileno Valley Ranch’s partnership with MALT and its history of conservation.

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Three Reflections on Climate and Agriculture

May 6, 2019

MALT staff share three takeaways from a recent climate and agriculture conference.

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My Love of Soil: From the Desk of MALT’s Soil Scientist

March 12, 2019

Here at MALT we’re not afraid to get our hands dirty when it comes to protecting farmland forever. That’s why we have a soil scientist on staff.

Read this piece from Jonathan Wachter to why improving soil quality is such an important part of the conservation work that we do.

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