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Steve Clark

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It’s New Map Monday in Conejo Canyons: Hill Canyon to Elliott Mountain

Highlights Moderate hike of 5.2 miles with about 800′ of climbing Mountain bikers will find the Outlaw Loop and Elliott Mtn. Trails a challenging climb. One of the segments of the 2023 Conejo Open Space Challenge https://cosf.org/challenge Description This is a moderate hike of 5.2 miles with 800′ of climbing. Read more…

By Steve Clark, 2 days01/30/2023 ago
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COSF announces 2023 scholarship program for environmental studies

COSF is pleased to announce that in the spring we will again award $1,000 scholarships to two Ventura County graduating high school students who will be pursuing a college major related to environmental studies. The Conejo Open Space Foundation 2023 Entering and Continuing College Scholarships will be given to applicants Read more…

By Steve Clark, 2 weeks01/20/2023 ago
Sticky Where in the Conejo

David Filgas is the winner of our December ‘Where in the Conejo’ contest!

December’s “Where in the Conejo” contest photo featured a manmade drainage area on the Bowfield Trail (answer to the bonus question, which only one person got right). Of the correct entrants, David Filgas was selected at random as the winner of a $25 gift certificate. Congratulations, David, and thanks to Read more…

By Steve Clark, 2 months12/08/2022 ago
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It’s New Map Monday in North Ranch: Bowfield Trail to Three Peaks

Highlights A good intermediate workout with several options Climb up to three peaks (and one sub-peak), all with great views all around For an even great workout, continue on moderately steeper trails southwest on the Saddle Pass Trail or southeast on the Aqiwo Trail to the Wishbone Loop Trail The Read more…

By Steve Clark, 2 months12/05/2022 ago
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It’s not too late to help your local open space

Founded in 2012, Giving Tuesday—observed on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving and the 4 days that follow—celebrates the spirit of philanthropy and charity. We invite you to help support your open spaces by making a gift of any size to the Conejo Open Space Foundation (COSF) today. COSF is unique because Read more…

By Steve Clark, 2 months12/03/2022 ago
Fundraising

It’s not too late to help your local open space

Founded in 2012, Giving Tuesday—observed on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving and the 4 days that follow—celebrates the spirit of philanthropy and charity. We invite you to help support your open spaces by making a gift of any size to the Conejo Open Space Foundation (COSF) today. COSF is unique because Read more…

By Steve Clark, 2 months12/03/2022 ago
Fundraising

Giving Tuesday is today, November 29. Please know your gift benefits our open space.

The Conejo Open Space Foundation (COSF) is unique because we are the only local non-profit organization that raises funds strictly for open space projects and programs. Founded in 2012, Giving Tuesday—observed on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving and the 4 days that follow—celebrates the spirit of philanthropy and charity. As in Read more…

By Steve Clark, 2 months12/01/2022 ago
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Giving Tuesday is today, November 29. Your gift benefits our open space.

The Conejo Open Space Foundation (COSF) is unique because we are the only local non-profit organization that raises funds strictly for open space projects and programs. Founded in 2012, Giving Tuesday—observed on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving and the 4 days that follow—celebrates the spirit of philanthropy and charity. As in Read more…

By Steve Clark, 2 months11/29/2022 ago
Special Announcement Where in the Conejo

Congratulations Jimmy Chow for winning the November ‘Where in the Conejo’ photo contest!

The November 1 Where in the Conejo contest photo was of the Powerline Trail. Of the correct entrants, Jimmy was selected at random as the winner of a $25 gift certificate. Congratulations and thanks to all who entered the contest! The Powerline Trail is an Edison Road that starts by Read more…

By Steve Clark, 3 months11/08/2022 ago
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It’s New Map Monday: Powerline Trail from Dos Vientos Community Park to the 101 Overlook

Highlights A great example of the Conejo Valley’s volcanic landscape A great workout A great view of Dos Vientos, and the landscape north of the 101 Freeway Description This is an out-and-back hike or ride that starts at Dos Vientos Community Park and turns around at an overlook of the Read more…

By Steve Clark, 3 months11/07/2022 ago

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