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1 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 23 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 2 3 4 MARIN COUNTY OPEN SPACE PRESERVES 1. Miller Boat Launch 2. Chicken Ranch Beach 3. Eldred 4. Point Reyes Playground 5. White House Pool 6. Forest Knolls Park 7. Stafford Lake Park 8. Rush Creek Park 9. Black Point Boat Launch 10. Vince Mulroy 11. Lucas Valley Park 12. McInnis Park 13. Pueblo Park 14. Adrian Rosal Park 15. Candy's Park 16. Castro Park 17. Lagoon Park 18. McNears Beach Park 19. Bayside Park 20. Greenbrae Redwoods 21. Hal Brown Park 22. Paradise Beach Park 23. Tiburon Uplands 24. Aramburu Island 25. Tam Valley 26. Homestead Valley 27. Village Green 28. Upton Beach 29. Bolinas Park 30. Agate Beach MARIN COUNTY PARKS 1 Mount Burdell 2 Little Mountain 3 Verissimo Hills 4 Indian Tree 5 Rush Creek 6 Deer Island 7 Indian Valley 8 Ignacio Valley 9. Loma Verde 10 Pacheco Valle 11 Lucas Valley 12 Terra Linda/Sleepy Hollow Divide 13 Loma Alta 14 White Hill 15 Roy's Redwoods 16 Maurice Thorner 17 French Ranch 18 Gary Giacomini 19 Cascade Canyon 20 Bald Hill 21 Santa Margarita Island 22 Santa Venetia Marsh 23 San Pedro Mountain 24 Baltimore Canyon 25 King Mountain 26 Blithedale Summit 27 Camino Alto 28 Alto Bowl 29 Horse Hill 30 Tiburon Ridge 31 Ring Mountain 32 Old St. Hilary's 33 Bothin Marsh 34 Bolinas Lagoon E W S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 marincountyparks.org If you are a person with a disability and require materials in alternate formats or assistance to participate in an activity, request by calling (415) 473-6387, TTY (415) 473-2495, CRS dial 711, or by email at spetterle@marincounty.org not less than fi ve work days in advance of the event. MARIN COUNTY PARKS Thanks to help from voter-approved Measure A funds, a total of 1,630 acres of agricultural lands have been protected! With $2,583,950 distributed to date, the county's Farmland Preservation Program provides matching grants to permanently protect Marin's agricultural heritage along with the habitat they provide. This past year, Marin Agricultural Land Trust (MALT) received $2,046,950 in Farmland Preservation Program grants and leveraged an additional $2,493,050 in matching funds to protect three farms and ranches in Marin County—a total of 1,007 acres. This includes agricultural easements across Fallon Ranch east of Tomales, Wilson Hill Road Ranch in a portion of Petaluma that's located in Marin County, and Ghallager North Bend Ranch near Point Reyes Station PROTECTING MARIN'S AGRICULTURAL HERITAGE PHOTO PAIGE GREEN PHOTO PAIGE GREEN GHALLAGER NORTH BEND RANCH WILSON HILL ROAD RANCH