Transition Habitat Conservancy is a grassroots, non-profit organization that focuses on land acquisitions and habitat stewardship in the West Mojave. With the support of the local community, a dedicated board and staff, and successful partnerships with local, state and federal agencies, THC has acquired over 7,000 acres of important habitat and works to improve thousands of additional acres in Southern California.
Spring Bloom at our Portal Ridge Wildlife Preserve with the Tehachapi Mountains in the distance
Our Vision: By 2050, we will have protected several areas of ecological significance and wildlife corridors and facilitated the creation of several natural parks in the West Mojave to protect important species and biodiversity. The land we preserved will allow people living in the high desert to continue to enjoy nature, and will enable our children and grandchildren to see for themselves these rich resources.
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