Learn about our work healing this vast redwood forest.
An estimated 1,000+ animal species engage in homosexual behaviors. Learn more from Dr. Christine Wilkinson, creator of the Queer is Natural series on Tiktok.
How can we create new trail systems that better balance the needs of both creatures and people? That’s what we hope to learn from a study in San Vicente Redwoods.
Want to take it easy? Here are some of our favorite easy trails through POST-protected open spaces. We'll also share tips on how to optimize your pack to make hikes more comfortable. Enjoy!
Coyote Valley is invaluable for wildlife, our local watersheds and people who connect with nature. Learn more in this new mini-documentary!
Studies have shown that being in nature, or even just looking at photos or video of nature, reduces the effects of stress in our bodies—how cool is that?
Read about the enormous impact Gordon Moore (January 3, 1929 – March 24, 2023) had on land conservation across the Peninsula through his support of POST.
Check out new findings from our study about how and where local wildlife cross highways.
Since 1977, POST has been working to create and connect regional trails throughout our open spaces. Learn more about how to experience them for yourself here.
Learn how short, slow, contemplative walks through the forest can dramatically improve your health and wellbeing!
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 87,000 acres as permanently protected land in San Mateo, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties. Learn more