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Enjoying the Outdoors During the COVID-19 Pandemic

The Pedro Point Headlands and many other open spaces in Pacifica are currently open. Spending time outside is a great way to stay healthy and take care of your mental health. In addition to adhering to regular rules and regulations regarding park and open space use, please make sure to:

Avoid crowded areas, come back another time if parking is not available at a trailhead
Maintain 6 feet of distance from others who are not part of your immediate household
Wear a mask when unable to maintain six foot distance, in restrooms or other indoor public spaces
Plan ahead as bathrooms, water fountains and other amenities may not be open/operating

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Welcome To The Pacifica Land Trust

This is Pacifica

South from San Francisco along the coast, travelers are routinely stunned by breathtaking views and dramatic sunsets that sweep the coast from Highway One. From the northern ocean bluffs, south to Pedro Point, Pacifica encompasses not only 40,000 people but several unique micro-climates and ecosystems with rare and threatened plant and animal species including the Montara Mountain manzanita, the San Francisco garter snake, and the Mission Blue butterfly.

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Felidae Conservation Fund Camera at Pedro Point Headlands

Our friends at Felidae Conservation Fund have installed a wildlife camera at Pedro Point Headlands as part of the Bay Area Puma Project (BAPP). BAPP is a long-term study of the Bay Area’s pumas, their habitats and the potential for conflict with humans. Cameras are placed in research grids to collect data on all wildlife, and then the data is used to answer important questions on Bay Area species, with a focus on mountain lions and bobcats, and their prey.

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