The Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency, COSCA, starts off the new year of 2020 with a brand new logo, shown to the right. The earlier one, below, dated to the time that COSCA was created in 1977. It has served well over the years, but the new one is certainly Read more…
We found these old (and we mean – ancient!) videos kicking around. They’re so old that nobody remembers anything about them. Don’t try calling the on-screen phone number – we don’t know who it belongs to, if anyone. You can view these videos on our Historic Promotional Videos page.
Happy Holidays : Trail Trivia – Shooting Star Trail : Holiday Party and COSF donation to New Hill Canyon Bridge : Spotlight on Christina Robertson : Free Hikes : Tarantula Hill : Old Hill Canyon Bridge restored : Non-native Plants : Rodenticides : Volunteer : and more! View the full Read more…
Many of us love shopping! Now, you can take that purchase even further, if you are shopping on Amazon. You have the option to support a charity like ours. For any eligible purchases made, the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the price to the Conejo Open Space Foundation at no Read more…
During the annual Holiday Party where COSCA, COSTAC and COSF contributors celebrate the year with like-minded open space enthusiasts, COSF President Jerry Westby handed over a check for $30,000 to COSCA Administrator Brian Stark. The funds came from COSF donors and membership fees and is to go towards the construction Read more…
The photo of the November 14th issue of the Thousand Oaks Acorn, shown here, was of the Whole Access Trail, part of the Oak Canyon Loop Trail. Congratulations to Jill Pechter who provided the correct answer and was selected as the winner. Thanks to all who responded! Learn more about Read more…
The photo of the October 17th issue of the Thousand Oaks Acorn, shown here, was of Elliott Peak, aka Elliott Mtn., on the Western Plateau. Congratulations to Todd Strasburger who provided the correct answer and was selected as the winner. Thanks to all who responded! Learn more about the contest Read more…
About 80 open space enthusiasts came out to help fix up the trails in the Conejo Canyons in preparation for winter rains. Volunteers came from various organizations such as the Santa Monica Mountains Trails Council (SMMTC), the Concerned Off-Road Bicyclists Association (CORBA), the El Camino Real charter high school mountain Read more…
On October 17 at the Grant R. Brimhall Library in Thousand Oaks, Aly talked about ways to enjoy the open space to include Physical, Intellectual (mental), Emotional, Connectional, Environmental and Spiritual. All elements help to improve your overall health. Below is a gallery of photos from Aly’s presentation. Learn more Read more…
The photo of the September 26th issue of the Thousand Oaks Acorn, shown here, was of Tarantula Hill. Congratulations to Bernardo Castillo who provided the correct answer and was selected as the winner. Thanks to all who responded. Learn more about the contest on our Where in the Conejo page. Read more…