Conservation Spotlight

  • North American Field Herping Association Field Trip

    The Conservancy was joined by the North American Field Herping Association to help inventory reptiles and amphibians in the White Wolf Acquisition Area.  Read more.

  • The Conservancy hosts Debs Park Junior Naturalists

    On August 29th, the Conservancy was pleased to host a group of Junior Naturalists from the Audubon Center at Debs Park.  The Conservancy led twelve Junior Naturalists deep into Tejon Canyon, where they spent the day exploring among the riparian habitats of Tejon Creek and learning about the Ranch’s plants and animals in an ancient Valley oak grove.  Read more.

  • Tejon Ranch Conservancy completes first year

    The Tejon Ranch Conservancy has marked the one-year anniversary since it was first launched as part of a groundbreaking agreement to permanently protect 240,000 acres of the legendary Tejon Ranch. Eager to make its mark as an independent steward of one of California’s most important conservation properties, the Conservancy has already launched programs to conduct new research on the Ranch’s extraordinary biodiversity, acquire additional protection to high priority areas and give Californians a chance to experience the Ranch’s wildlife and scenic beauty up close. Read more.

About the Conservancy

The Tejon Ranch Conservancy was created to protect and implement science-based stewardship and provide public enjoyment of conserved areas of the historic Tejon Ranch and Tehachapi Range.  Our vision is to protect, explore, understand, enhance and restore the incredible biodiversity found on the Ranch.  We look forward to working with others who share our vision.  More »