California’s 2,060 coastal acres set to become trails, campsites and protected land

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A 2,060-acre coastal area near California's Diablo Canyon nuclear plant will become a nature preserve under a $42 million conservation deal.
The Wildlands Conservancy plans to open Wild Cherry Canyon to the public with hiking trails and campsites.
The preserve will also protect Native American cultural sites in the area.
The preserve is expected to open within five years, with guided tours possibly starting next year.
The deal turns privately held coastal land near a nuclear plant into protected public open space.

Whether guided tours begin next year as planned.
How the Wildlands Conservancy builds trails and campsites while protecting Native American cultural sites.
Progress toward the five-year target for opening the preserve.

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