CNLM's Markus Spiegelberg speaks with The East County Californian about the beautiful Rattlesnake Mountain Habitat Preserve. For more click, here. Photo by: Gary E. Mitrovich, The East County Californian...
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It looks cute, even romantic. You may remember finding graffiti on an old tree or seeing it in a movie. Where The Red Fern Grows, an old family favorite, centers around a heart carved on a tree with ‘Dan and Ann’ carved inside. Romantic. Iconic....
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The Center for Natural Lands Management (CNLM) was recently awarded funds for a project to stabilize and improve a local population of a state and federal endangered species, palmate-bracted bird’s-beak (Chloropyron palmatum), on CNLM’s Alkali Grasslands Preserve (Preserve) and adjacent sites in Yolo County, California....
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CNLM recently became the Preserve Manager of the Mather Preserve, an approximately 1,339-acre preserve owned by the County of Sacramento, protected and managed for its vernal pool habitat and listed species. CNLM is responsible for preserve stewardship including developing and implementing science-based practices for vegetation...
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CNLM participated in the National Private Land Conservation Conference in Melbourne, Australia, November 24-25, 2016. Organized by the Australian Land Conservation Alliance (ALCA), this conference was a dynamic and effective forum for private landowners working to conserve Australia’s natural resources. CNLM’s Director of Conservation Science...
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Commonfund, a professional asset manager, assists CNLM in managing its endowments. Read the profile of CNLM as a Commonfund partner and learn more about Commonfund by clicking here....
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The Center for Natural Lands Management presents Native Seed Farm & Nursery Open House on Friday, May 13, 2016. For more information, click on the image below....
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Prairie Appreciation Day is Saturday, May 14, 2015!! For more information please visit http://prairieappreciationday.org...
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On March 14th CNLM received a generous donation from the San Clemente Junior Women’s Club (SCJWC) during their annual Philanthropy Meeting. Each year the SCJWC chooses several non-profits, organizations and families to honor with a gift, and CNLM was chosen as one of the recipients...
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What do fire departments, a threatened bird species, and the Center for Natural Lands Management all have in common? The answer was provided during six intense sessions in December 2015 and January 2016 on CNLM’s Coyote Hills East Preserve, located in the City of Fullerton,...
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