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WHF acquires 9200 acre agriculture easement
Gerawan Farming Completes Historic Agricultural Conservation Easement
Over 9,200 acres of farmland placed into permanent conservation easement by nation’s largest grower of peaches, plums and nectarines and among the leaders in table grapes
SANGER, CA – Creating a landmark legacy, … Read more
Lincoln News Messenger: Students meet new four-legged neighbors
Twelve Bridges Elementary School students have some new four-legged neighbors who moved in across the street. The Wildlife Heritage Foundation, a local nonprofit land conservancy, and Sun City Lincoln Hills Community Association, in collaboration with Restoration Resources, began grazing … Read more
Lincoln News Messenger: Wildlife Heritage Foundation official speaks to Lincoln Open Space Committee
Patrick Shea, executive director of the Wildlife Heritage Foundation, was the quest speaker at the November meeting of the Lincoln Open Space Committee. The foundation’s mission is to preserve California’s heritage of open spaces, diverse wildlife and agricultural land. So … Read more
Lincoln News Messenger: Splash in the mud ends school year
Hosted by the Restoration Resources Learning Center and the Wildlife Heritage Foundation, the trip gave the 111 children an up-close and personal look at nature and the wetland ecosystem. Read the full article from the Lincoln News Messenger.
WHF Community Educational Program Recognized by Placer County Economic Development Office
Students Receive Environmental Stewardship Lesson from Local Businesses
The third grade class at Skyridge Elementary in Auburn recently received a lesson in environmental stewardship. Lincoln-based non-profit Wildlife Heritage Foundation (WHF), along with Rocklin’s Restoration Resources, hosted a three-day field … Read more