Impact Reports
Impact Report 2024–2025
During 2024-2025, Sonoma Land Trust further demonstrated our deep commitment to the people and places that make this region extraordinary. We advanced several significant conservation efforts, providing funding and project support for the 1,157-acre Monte Rio Redwoods expansion and acquiring Camps 3 and 5, contributing to our goal of restoring 10,000 acres of Baylands. We increased our capacity to connect students with nature through our SLIME program. Our environmental advocacy helped unlock $3.5 billion in Proposition 4 funding, secured $50 million to expand the Tolay Creek Bridge for Baylands restoration, and supported legislation that enhances climate resilience and safeguards our landscapes for the future.
Impact Report 2023–2024
Our 2023–2024 Impact Report shares how local action, strong partnerships, and a shared commitment to protecting the land for future generations are driving conservation progress across Sonoma County. A few highlights include protecting more than 750 acres of land that advance our 30×30 climate goals, and the ongoing Santa Rosa Southeast Greenway project, strengthening both ecosystem health and community access to nature.
Impact Report 2022–2023
In 2022–2023, we proudly unveiled our new strategic plan that focuses on land, people, and water, and goals we need to achieve to address the urgent challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss. We also invested in collaborative partnerships to increase our reach and impact, while closing some of the most challenging land acquisitions in our history. Watch our 2023 year in review for more.