We Protect Open Space for the Benefit of All

Join POST and our conservation partners for an interactive panel discussion exploring the importance of habitat connections for wildlife like mountain lions, bobcats, and many other animals. Our expert panelists will discuss efforts taking place in the Bay Area and in Southern California including the Laurel Curve wildlife crossing under Highway 17, efforts in Coyote Valley and the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing at Liberty Canyon on 101 in Southern California. You don’t want to miss this interesting opportunity to learn about the habitat connectivity issues that wildlife face, and dive deep into the specific projects that conservation groups are taking on to build a more connected and healthy ecosystem in California.

Enjoy a cool morning leisurely 1.5-mile stroll through inner Bair Island with a docent-led interpretive talk during King Tides. This walk is great for all ages, as the path is paved and flat. Sign up now to check out this amazing habitat!

Join Peninsula Open Space Trust and Grassroots Ecology for this fun opportunity to volunteer at Pearson-Arastradero Preserve.

Together we will be working to improve habitat and increase biodiversity in the Gateway Garden and along Arastradero Creek by completing activities such as shoveling and moving mulch with wheelbarrows, removing invasive plants from the planting areas, installing native plants, and bucket watering native plants.

This event will involve lifting, carrying, bending, and walking on flat and uneven terrain.

Join Peninsula Open Space Trust for a beautiful 5-mile hike from the Russian Ridge Open Space Preserve to the top of the POST-protected Mindego Hill. You will be guided by POST ambassadors who will share details about how we protected this beautiful property featuring panoramic views of redwood ridges and undulating hillsides.