Protecting our heritage.

Land stewardship is a top priority of the Tesoro Viejo Conservancy. Regionally, Tesoro Viejo Conservancy is making a difference in local land conservation by working with natural resource agencies and local land trust, Sierra Foothill Conservancy, to ensure a place for wildlife, trees and plants.

Tesoro Viejo Conservancy is committed to:

• Conserving water resources including ponds, creeks, springs, and riparian habitats that provide for native amphibians and reptiles such as Western Spadefoot and Western Pond Turtle

• Protecting habitat important for over 30 native bird species, including California Quail, Red-tailed Hawk, Western Burrowing Owl, Swainson’s Hawk, and Great Blue Heron

• Conserving Oak Woodland and Oak Savannah composed of native blue oaks, valley oaks, live oaks, and foothill pines. And unique plants such as Hoover’s Calycadenia