In 2017, POST transferred ownership of the 191-acre Krauskopf-Conley property to Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District. This was made possible by the continued generosity of Fran Conley. Here's her story.
Coyote Valley is the link that provides wildlife in our area with the room to roam. That's why we protected 30-acre Fisher Flats - the beginning of our work to build a network of protected lands in the Coyote Valley. Learn more here!
There are so many stories that unfold on any given day in our open spaces. To uncover some of those stories, we spent the entire day filming at POST-protected Windy Hill. Here's what we found.
In the warm days of summer, escape the heat with a visit to one of the Bay Area's oldest redwood trees.
It's not too late to see the spring wildflowers! Here is one of our favorite late-season wildflower hikes.
As we continue to experience the impacts of climate change, the health of our open spaces and their resilience to change will become increasingly important. Here's what we're doing to build an ecologically resilient Bay Area.
It's all about making the connections. Learn about what we are doing to connect open spaces in the Bay Area so that wildlife continue to have the freedom to roam.
Our chance to define the future of our region is now! We have to act to protect our local landscape. POST Board Member Christy Holloway explains what you can do to help shape the future of our region.
If you live in one of the Bay Area’s nine counties, you’re going to want to pay attention to ballot Measure AA. If passed, Measure AA would approve a $12…
How can well managed grasslands prevent droughts, floods and slow the impacts of climate change? Guest blogger Christine Su has the answers here.
How do you repair a creek out of balance? How do you fix a watershed? Find out in this guest blog!
POST board member Andrew Bosworth takes some time to reflect on the future of Silicon Valley and why he's committed to protecting open spaces. Watch the video!
Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST) protects open space on the Peninsula and in the South Bay for the benefit of all. Since its founding in 1977, POST has been responsible for saving more than 97,000 acres as permanently protected land in San Mateo, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties. Learn more
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