ProtectingWorking Rangeland
Maddalena Ranch - Sierra Valley, California
When ranchers like Cindy Maddalena sign conservation easements they are protecting more than beautiful vistas, they are...

There is a mutual understanding between the cattle and the bees. The cows eat the grass down, which exposes the wildflowers, allowing the bees to pollinate and keep food on our table.
In the months of April, the Keegan Ranch turns into a tapestry of life-sustaining color. Home to over 100 species of wildflowers, the Keegan Ranch is recognized as one of the most bountiful pollinator habitats in the world.