Fall brings out the best of the San Mateo County coast. Pick out a pumpkin, hike a blufftop trail, peer into a tide pool, or pair an ocean view with a slice of homemade pie!
See how decades of partnership are creating a healthier future for agriculture and wildlife on the San Mateo Coast.
Some protected lands are closed to the public, with good reason. Here’s what goes into deciding where trails go (and where they don’t).
A yes vote on Measure D means sustained, dedicated funding to protect our region's natural lands, water, and open spaces.
Learn what a conservation easement is and how POST uses them to protect open space, farms, and parklands in the Bay Area and beyond.
Recent studies reveal that wildlife are facing harsh obstacles in Coyote Valley. To restore safe passage, wildlife crossings are essential—and we have a plan to make it happen.
How did Monterey pines appear in Burns Valley? Discover our journey to restore forest health, reduce wildfire risk, and protect wildlife.
Dive into why these vital landscapes matter, their challenges, and how POST restores and protects Bay Area wetlands like Laguna Seca and Bair Island.
In the Santa Cruz Mountains, researchers and students collaborate to collect data and study conservation science in the San Vicente Redwoods.
We and our partners have been hard at work to ensure that Johnston Ranch’s open grassland, rich farmland, and stunning views are preserved forever.
Exciting work is underway to reconnect Butano Creek with its historic floodplain on POST-protected Butano Farms.
Tunitas Creek Beach will open to the public sometime in 2025 with improved infrastructure designed to welcome visitors of all kinds.
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