A Legacy of Conservation Across California’s Diverse Landscapes
California’s natural beauty is a tapestry woven from vibrant deserts, majestic mountains, ancient oak woodlands, and thriving coastal communities. From the northern reaches of Redding to the southern expanse of Imperial County, the Wildlife Heritage Foundation stands as a guardian of this remarkable biodiversity. We are dedicated to preserving and enhancing these irreplaceable landscapes, ensuring their ecological integrity for generations to come.
A Network of Conservation Lands
Our conserved lands encompass a vast and varied array of ecosystems, each playing a crucial role in the health of California’s environment. We protect:
- Desert Habitats: Sanctuaries for desert tortoises, kit foxes, and a myriad of unique desert flora, safeguarding these fragile ecosystems from encroaching development.
- Mountain Ranges: Essential watersheds and habitats for iconic species like the California condor and mountain lions, preserving vital ecological corridors.
- Oak Woodlands: Treasured ecosystems supporting a rich diversity of wildlife and providing crucial habitat for numerous bird species and mammals.
- Coastal Communities: Protecting sensitive coastal habitats and ensuring the preservation of critical migratory bird stopover sites.
- Riparian Corridors: Preserving waterways and the associated habitats that serve as vital lifelines for countless species, and maintaining water quality.
A Commitment to the Future
The Wildlife Heritage Foundation is committed to the long-term stewardship of California’s natural heritage. We believe that by working together, we can create a future where both people and wildlife thrive. We invite you to join us in our mission to protect California’s wild heart.
Contact us today to discover how you can contribute to the preservation of California’s irreplaceable natural legacy.