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About: Claremont Canyon Conservancy     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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The Claremont Canyon Conservancy provides stewardship and educational programs to its members and the public regarding the 500-acre (2.0 km2), mostly wildland, Claremont Canyon at the Oakland/Berkeley border in Northern California. The conservancy grew out of a citizen-based task force formed after the 1991 Oakland Berkeley Firestorm. Over 500 member-households support the conservancy, as of 2021. The conservancy works closely and cooperatively with multiple public landowners in Claremont Canyon including the East Bay Regional Park District, the University of California, and the City of Oakland, receiving grants and partnering in stewardship of the canyon.