Hewlett, Packard families protect 30,000 acres of land »
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Silicon Valley is going green -- literally! The 44-square-mile parcel of rolling hills and oak woodlands is about the size of the city of San Francisco and will act as a wildlife corridor connecting several wilderness areas.
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Debbie
Jan. 23, 2008, 1:22 p.m...."Today, most signs of the "Old West" have disappeared. Farms and ranches have been replaced with subdivisions and housing developments. And unique habitats like oak woodlands â;; considered to have the richest species abundance of any habitat in the state â;; have been reduced to a fraction of their original range.But not at San Felipe Ranch."....Way to go for the Nature Conservancy!
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Jonathon D. Colman is the associate director of digital marketing for The Nature Conservancy, where he manages the strategic development and promotion of the Conservancy ...
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