Chet Work

Executive Director, The Land Trust for Santa Barbara County

Executive Director, The Land Trust for Santa Barbara County

Chet Work on KCRW

More Mesa, the scenic coastal bluff between Hope Ranch and Goleta, hit the market last week for an asking price of $65 million.

Community conservation groups eye the $65 million More Mesa sale

More Mesa, the scenic coastal bluff between Hope Ranch and Goleta, hit the market last week for an asking price of $65 million.

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