People owning the land were not involved and that is a major problem.

We live on 18 acres near Stone Mountain, and she's the mother of everything on our land. If the cats catch a squirrel, she'll take it away and let it go.

The designation enables us to protect our land, not just for ourselves and our visitors, but for future generations.

If you're in farming, you have to be optimistic. It's hard to say what the industry is going to look like in 5 to 10 years, but there will be an industry of some kind.

Who are the people in the land of Nod? Where did Cain's wife come from? There are mysteries we should not question.

I see these lands as belonging to the people of Nipomo and California, not the Land Conservancy.