“Crawl” on over to our new website

If you’ve visited our website this week, you may have noticed things looking a little different. That’s because we’ve launched a new Sonoma Land Trust website!

The new site is designed to make it easier to explore the lands, projects, and stories that shape our work in Sonoma County. It’s simpler to navigate, more accessible in English and Spanish, and filled with fresh photography, updated information, and a new blog where you can dive deeper into stories about conservation, wildlife, and the people working to care for this place.

As you explore, see if you can spot the hand-drawn watercolor illustrations of Sonoma County flora and fauna hidden throughout the site!

Some of the new features include:

• The new website is built for ADA compliance, making it more accessible for the whole community.
• We’ve made it easier to explore our stories with a new blog section. Search for topics that interest you and discover something new along the way.
• Our preserves, projects, and programs pages got an upgrade. We’ve refreshed these pages with new photos, maps, and more to give you the latest on what’s happening throughout Sonoma County.
• The new site is built for exploration, designed to invite curiosity, whether you’re diving into conservation issues or just browsing to learn more about the land around you.
• The entire website is now available in English and Spanish—just toggle the language feature to check it out.
• The refreshed site features new images of wildlife, plants, and people because people are part of nature, too. Conservation is about all of us connected by nature, not just the pretty landscapes.

Our new website reflects who Sonoma Land Trust is today and is designed to be a resource for the whole community. We hope you have fun exploring!