Santa Clara Valley Habitat Agency

535 Alkire Ave

Morgan Hill, CA 95037

The Santa Clara Valley Habitat Agency is responsible for leading the implementation of the Santa Clara Valley Habitat Plan, a 50-year regional plan aimed at protecting endangered species and natural resources while allowing for future development in Santa Clara County.

Adopted in 2013, the Habitat Plan serves as both a habitat conservation plan and natural community conservation plan, providing guidelines for private and public entities to minimize impacts on natural resources and specific threatened and endangered species. The agency identifies regional lands to be preserved or restored as reserves and ensures their effective management and monitoring to benefit the targeted species, ultimately enhancing their viability throughout the Santa Clara Valley.

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Ventana Wildlife Society

For more than 30 years, Ventana Wildlife Society focuses to conserve native wildlife and their habitats in California. Located at, Monterey, Calif., the organization conducts a number of programs, such as summer camps, condor camp, nature classes and single day adventure programs. Additionally, it organizes discovery center visit, condor sanctuary visit, song bird tours and more for adults. The society is responsible for species recovery project, including reintroduction of Bald Eagle to Central California and works on restoring endangered Condors. It also conducts research/monitoring of bird population through bird banding station. Ventana Wildlife Society also helps restore forests by planting trees/shrubs and conserve condor population by adopt-a-condor program.

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Saved By Nature

Our mission is to expose, teach, and enlighten people of all backgrounds and abilities through environmental education and working collaboratively with partners to ensure mental, physical, and spiritual healing in nature. We strive to welcome the community, organically, to the natural wonders &