Protecting land in Sonoma County for thriving natural areas, agriculture, and communities.
What's New at the District
The District in the News
Towering, remote Sonoma County forest preserved with $4.5 million from local taxpayers
Posted: May 08, 2017Sonoma County open space planners launch broadest, most extensive planning effort ever
Posted: Mar 07, 2017Sonoma Land Trust donation doubles size of Tolay Lake Regional Park
Posted: Mar 07, 2017Calabazas Preserve OK’d to be part of county parks system
Posted: Mar 03, 2017The Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District is responsible for the perpetual protection of over 111,000 acres of working, natural, and scenic open space lands in Sonoma County.
What does land conservation do for you?
Conserving agricultural lands helps ensure food security, protects open space and viewsheds, prevents sprawl, and helps the local economy.
Preserving open space improves quality of life, allows families to experience the outdoors, and contributes to a healthier community.
Protecting land supports healthy ecosystems, habitats and biodiversity, and ensures sustainable, high-quality water supplies for people and wildlife.
