Conejo Open Space Foundation

The Conejo Open Space Foundation is dedicated to helping preserve, promote and protect natural open space through community education and involvement. We support these efforts by fundraising and volunteer engagement.

2025: 30 years of connecting community and nature!

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Wildflowers are the subject of our Spring edition of the Four Seasons Photo Contest (3/11/2025) - The subject of the Spring Four Seasons contest is wildflowers. This contest runs until May 31. To enter the contest here are the rules: Every season, we’ll identify a specific item (e.g., “an oak tree”) for you to find within the Conejo Open Space. As long as the object is within COSCA property, it qualifies. Here is a map of the Conejo Open Space trails. After you’ve located an object that matches the challenge description, take a photo of it. Then email us your entry and tell us where in the Conejo Open Space you took it. If you like,… (read more...)
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2025 Spring COSF Newsletter (4/27/2025) - The spring edition of the Conejo Open Space Foundation newsletter has been posted. In this edition… Environmental Studies Scholarship Winners : New Threat to Conejo Oaks : Neighborhood Coyotes : CRPD  Superintendent Matt Kouba Retires (photo at right) : Winter Photo Contest Winner : And More! View our Spring Conejo Open Space Newsletter.   (read more...)
Third photo gallery from the 2025 Conejo Open Space Challenge (4/23/2025) - There are 5 weeks left in the 2025 Conejo Open Space Challenge. That's plenty of time to get out and explore the 10 Challenge trails, even if you haven't started yet. The great photos are continuing to roll in! Here are some more of them. If you would like to join the fun, check out the details on our Conejo… (read more...)
Forest expert Kim Corella discusses new threat to our Conejo Valley oaks—see her recorded presentation (4/21/2025) - Kim Corella, who is Cal Fire's Forest Pathologist with the Forest Entomology and Pathology Program for Southern California, addressed what could be a slow-moving disaster for our Coast Live Oaks in her Speaker Series talk "Oaks in Peril" on April 16. Having served with Cal Fire for the past 17 years, Corella has witnessed the goldspotted oak borer's path of… (read more...)
Another photo gallery from the 2025 Conejo Open Space Challenge (4/15/2025) - We're now exactly half way through the 2025 Challenge! Here are some more great photos submitted by the enthusiastic participants. If you would like to join the fun, check out the details on our Conejo Open Space Challenge page! (read more...)
Winter photo contest winner is Summer Noble (3/24/2025) - Congratulation to Summer who submitted this photo of acorns that she took on the Spring Canyon Trail. If you would like to enter future contests, here are the rules: Every season, we’ll identify a specific item (e.g., “an oak tree”) for you to find within the Conejo Open Space. As long as the object is within COSCA property, it qualifies.… (read more...)
First photo gallery from the 2025 Conejo Open Space Challenge (3/15/2025) - We're only two weeks into the 2025 Challenge and participants have already submitted dozens of great photos! Here are some of them. If you would like to join the fun, check out the details on our Conejo Open Space Challenge page! (read more...)
POSTPONED: Conejo Spring Trail Work Day (3/4/2025) - Unhappily, COSCA is postponing the Annual Conejo Spring Trail Work Day because of the rain that is forecast for this week. The trail in not expected to dry out enough for travel by Saturday. The work day will be rescheduled, and we'll let you know when the details are available. We'll be working on the center section of Los Robles… (read more...)
It’s New Map Monday: El Cerro Loops in Dos Vientos (3/3/2025) - Highlights Two routes are described here, an easy one of 2.3 miles with roughly 300' of climbing, and a longer one of 4.1 miles with roughly 700' of climbing For Dos Vientos residents, there are several nearby trailheads for easy access The trails climb up above the neighborhoods so you can see over them to view the mountains in the… (read more...)

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