P r o te ct i n g t he pla ces that m ake the E as t Bay s peci al
BY THE NUMBERS
50%
5
$4M
GOAL
The fraction of the total funds needed to acquire Harvey Ranch that will be reached soon. We have raised $1.8 million. Almost halfway there!
15
In inches, the length of a large adult California red-legged frog, a threatened species characterized by the rich red coloration of the under-surfaces of their hind legs. JMLT’s conservation easement on newly protected Magee Ranch preserves vital habitat.
In miles, looking north, the distance you see from the highest point of Harvey Ranch to Pacheco Marsh and Suisun Bay. Looking south is a seemingly endless series of hill tops and valleys that will delight anyone who appreciates the outdoor beauty of our area.
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15,000
The number of lag bolts installed by hand by 5 volunteers during the restoration of the old windmill at Almond Ranch. It is a nostalgic reminder of the property’s working history. And a testament to the hard work of dedicated people who help us steward our lands.
The size of the pristine wilderness area for which Harvey Ranch will be a new gateway. Miles of trails and spectacular views await you.
5 Million
The size of the community to which you belong. JMLT is one of over 1,300 land trusts across the country working every day to protect the special places people love. That work is made possible by 5 million people who express their passion for nature through contributions of time and gifts. Thank you! PAG E N I N E
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