News & Updates

POST announced the promotion of two long-time employees to senior roles. These new appointments set the stage for the nonprofit land trust to grow and deepen its mission to protect open space on the Peninsula and in the South Bay for the benefit of all.

McDermit will oversee POST’s human resources and legal functions across the organization in this dual leadership role.

This free film festival features eight short films highlighting diverse voices in the outdoors and exploring themes of recreation, activism and belonging.

POST development lead Anne Holmes has been promoted to vice president of development for the conservation nonprofit following a regional search.

POST is pleased to announce we are applying for renewal of LTA accreditation. A public comment period is now open.

This conservation purchase will help preserve regional wildlife habitat connectivity and offers POST the opportunity to study the potential for recreational trail connections to nearby Calero and Santa Teresa County Parks.

POST has entered into an agreement to acquire and protect San Gregorio Ranch. The 195-acre San Mateo oceanfront property offers more than one-half mile of beach, rare and sensitive habitats and opportunities for future public access.

The 2025 Wild & Scenic Film Festival Begins May 17 Free environmental and adventure film series takes place at Foothill College and online   LOS ALTOS, Calif. (April 7, 2025)…

POST announced that it will present a special evening with bestselling author Amy Tan on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, 7:00 to 9:30 PM PST, at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

Gordon Clark has been named the new president of POST following 18 years with the organization. Clark brings deep fundraising, land conservation and partnership experience to build upon the dynamic growth the organization has undergone during the leadership of outgoing president Walter T. Moore.

POST transfers the 376-acre historic North Coyote Valley wetland to the Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority for restoration and permanent protection.

$15.65 million Pescadero Ranch acquisition secures habitat for endangered species, wildlife connectivity, and preservation of culturally significant landscape.