The District works strategically to acquire important open spaces throughout Sonoma County, including lands that are near or adjacent to other protected lands, such as conserved privately owned land or public parks. In this way, we can keep similar land uses, such as agriculture, together; maintain connectivity of natural habitats and wildlife corridors; and increase access to public parks and recreational areas. The map above shows District-protected lands alongside other public and protected areas, while the list below includes only properties protected by the District. Explore the District-protected lands by clicking the properties on the map or the links below.

Daruma Fields Saddlery. Home Tattoo Studio Tack Room Markings Templates Poses Stamps Worlds / Lots. Athletic fields, lighted for night play, include three softball fields, one baseball field and four multi-sport fields (two turf and two grass). Soccer, football, lacrosse and rugby are played on the multi-sport fields. All sports fields require permits, insurance and fees (Leisure Pass required;).

NOTE: Many District-protected lands are still in private ownership and may not be accessed by the public. Please refer to the legend on the map, or the details on each of the property pages, to see which properties are open to the public.

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District Protected Lands