Land trust and conservancy Photo by John Greening.]]> image-id:17 Photo by John Greening.]]> ]]> image-id:16 ]]> Photo by Ben Miles.]]> image-id:15 Photo by Ben Miles.]]> Photo by Studio Nunez.]]> image-id:14 Photo by Studio Nunez.]]> Photo by Marcus Christian.]]> image-id:12 Photo by Marcus Christian.]]> The Truckee Donner Land Trust will spend two years building trails and making other improvements, linking the ranchland with the 45,000-acre area of sagebrush, ponderosa pine and riverine meadow that makes up the Martis Valley.
Photo by Elizabeth Carmel.]]> image-id:10 The Truckee Donner Land Trust will spend two years building trails and making other improvements, linking the ranchland with the 45,000-acre area of sagebrush, ponderosa pine and riverine meadow that makes up the Martis Valley.
Photo by Elizabeth Carmel.]]> image-id:8 The Ranch includes a rich mixture of native plants and wildlife, and is contiguous with other federally and privately protected lands. The land stewardship being practiced by the Topping family serves as a model for land managers and cattle ranchers interested in both the ecological and economic value of their land.
Photo by Thelma Valdez.]]> image-id:7 The Ranch includes a rich mixture of native plants and wildlife, and is contiguous with other federally and privately protected lands. The land stewardship being practiced by the Topping family serves as a model for land managers and cattle ranchers interested in both the ecological and economic value of their land.
Photo by Thelma Valdez.]]>