California $8M Grant Transfers 1,688-Acre Ranch to Public for Conservation
An $8 million grant has enabled the acquisition of 1,688 acres of land in California for public ownership and conservation purposes. The land, known as Park Ranch, is situated near Markleeville and protects a key wildlife corridor along with an undammed river. The site supports native fish habitats and serves as a seasonal migration route for wildlife. Alpine County took over management of the ranch in August, though public access has yet to be opened. Authorities plan to develop a comprehensive management strategy before allowing visitors onto the land.
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