Jack and Laura Dangermond Preserve

The Jack and Laura Dangermond Preserve is a nature reserve in central California managed by The Nature Conservancy. The land is host to a variety of wildlife species, as it touches two major terrestrial and two major marine biomes. Animals from both southern and northern California mix territories in this area. [1]

Jack and Laura Dangermond Preserve
Dangermond Preserve
Nearest cityLompoc, California
Coordinates34.560°N 120.402°W / 34.560; -120.402
Area24,000 acres (9,700 ha)
EstablishedDecember 2017
Governing bodyThe Nature Conservancy
dangermond.maps.arcgis.com

Location

The preserve is in south-west Santa Barbara County, California, with 8 miles of coastline and 24,000 inland lands acres. It is adjacent to protected marine areas.[2] The land touches the south and east sides of Jalama Beach County Park.

History

The preserve was created in 2017 by a donation from Jack and Laura Dangermond.[3]. The $165 million donation to The Nature Conservancy to secure the land was the largest the organization has ever received [4].

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gollark: <@!217717388043485184> It's just that you'd need a stupid, possibly ocean-boiling, amount of energy to make anything big enough to act usefully as a fan move.
gollark: Unless it was a very thin fan.
gollark: The *power source* used to make it move would probably boil the oceans or whatever.
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See also

References
  1. "Rare Swath of Pristine Southern California Coastline Protected". 22 December 2017.
  2. "Map". dangermond.maps.arcgis.com. The Nature Conservancy.
  3. "24,000-acre Coastal Ranch preserved by @nature_org at Point Conception with $165 Million Gift from @Esri Founders". www.nature.org.
  4. Helft, Miguel. "In Largest Ever Gift To Nature Conservancy, Tech CEO Preserves Pristine Stretch Of California Coast".


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