Author: Jenny Green

Celebrating the Future Lennie Roberts Trail
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Celebrating the Future Lennie Roberts Trail

On September 4, the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District (Midpen) and Green Foothills celebrated the dedication of the future Lennie Roberts Trail in Midpen’s Miramontes Ridge Open Space Preserve outside Half Moon Bay. The event honored Green Foothills advocate Lennie Roberts’ 55+ years of advocacy for local nature and farmland. The recognition could not be...

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Announcing the Winners of Our 2025 Photo Contest

We are thrilled to announce the winners of the Green Foothills 2025 Photo Contest! Many outstanding entries were submitted this year and it was, as usual, difficult for the judges to choose. Congratulations to Amanda Newlove, Leslie Cavaliere, and Janet Rae-Dupree – this year’s winners! Thank you to everyone who entered the contest for sharing...

Leadership Program graduates, class of 2025, standing together under trees
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Congratulations to the 2025 Leadership Program Graduates

Congratulations to the Green Foothills Leadership Program 2025 participants, who graduated on August 10. Each participant in this year’s class of 22 local changemakers used what they learned in the Leadership Program to design a capstone project focused on environmental justice and/or conservation. They worked individually or in small groups, and the projects were presented...

headshots of Mary Moffat and Sue LaTourrette
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Green Foothills Remembers: Mary Moffat and Sue LaTourrette

Green Foothills was saddened to learn of the recent passing of former board members Mary Moffat (1927-2025) and Sue LaTourrette (1936-2025). Mary was a founding member of Green Foothills and our first Executive Director, starting in 1962 when we were an all-volunteer organization. In addition to being a long-time Green Foothills supporter, she later worked...

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Iliana Nicholas: Infrastructure, Climate Resilience, and Community

In 2020, Iliana Nicholas was finishing her master’s degree in city planning and working for Climate Resilient Communities (CRC) when her supervisor suggested she sign up for the Green Foothills Leadership Program. Iliana was well versed in topics such as housing and land use planning, and the Leadership Program offered an opportunity for her to...

students listening to Joe Simitian speak in classroom
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Students Learn How to Get Elected Leaders to Listen

Do elected leaders really listen to what community members have to say? If you’re a Green Foothills supporter, you probably know that they do. You probably also know that when trying to persuade a local official to take action, some approaches work better than others. This month, Green Foothills Leadership Program participants learned how to...

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